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I personally care because I think it'll make the system less secure, which is something I've been able to take for granted. iOS security wasn't perfect, but it
by mullingitover 4y ago
I personally care because I think it'll make the system less secure, which is something I've been able to take for granted. iOS security wasn't perfect, but it was pretty decent and I think this is opening pandora's box.
> After all it is my phone...
It's not your platform, though, and writing your own apps doesn't happen in a vacuum, they work by integrating with Apple's OS that they pour oceans of money into developing and maintaining. It's not a general purpose computing device and it was never advertised as such.
I get it though, it is your hardware. I think the way to go about this, since it's your hardware, is to allow users to opt to do a complete wipe of the device, get their own OS, write their own drivers, and use the hardware for whatever they wish with the understanding that they're completely on their own.