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The problem isn't Apple's lack of transparency (at least for me) but the fact that they charge $99/year for features that should be a God-given right. They will
by smoldesu 4y ago
The problem isn't Apple's lack of transparency (at least for me) but the fact that they charge $99/year for features that should be a God-given right. They will always piss people off as long as they charge them for a product that should be included with their computer by-default. Until then, I may as well demand Apple include a few rocks from Mars and astronaut ice-cream every year, at least then I'd be getting my $99's worth.
- unityByFreedom 4y ago> features that should be a God-given right. What features are you asking for that apply to this thread? You do not have a god given right for them to follow your policies. > They will always piss people off as long as they charge them for a product that should be included with their computer by-default. The goalposts move with every comment. You don't have the right to determine what parts of their products are free vs. paid.
- ok_dad 4y agoBeing able to develop and build an application I’ll only ever side load for myself should be available on any platform, for free. All the App Store stuff can be a billion dollars for all I care, but it’s a travesty that you need a friggin’ Mac and a hundred bucks to make software for your own damn phone.
- russelg 4y agoYou can sideload your own apps through Xcode without a full developer account. They only last for 7 days however, so you'll have to keep sideloading them.