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What strawman are you fighting? What expectation did I say that isn't realistic? I did not state that I was against Apple allowing 3rd party appstores or agains
by nickthegreek 4y ago
What strawman are you fighting? What expectation did I say that isn't realistic? I did not state that I was against Apple allowing 3rd party appstores or against sideloading. I said that I prefer to use the offical app store, and I am happy that Apple is loosening the restrictions around 3rd party browser engines as I did not agree with it.
Maybe I am misinterpreting your argument? I feel like you stated that since state actors can hack my phone, I should stop worrying about security.
The appstore limited Facebooks ability to collect information on me. This is a fact.
- smoldesu 4y agoI object to the line > I trust Apple to do a decent job at protecting me [...] more than a 3rd party app store. Arguing over App Store security borders on hypocrisy when there are gaping-wide exploits in the default iOS ecosystem. Also, this bit: > more importantly, my less tech minded friends If your friends can't be trusted to use the internet without direct supervision, maybe they shouldn't have access to Safari, YouTube, Twitter or an iPhone either. It's a hard argument to strongman when the iPhone has a web browser packed in.