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I am honestly glad that the EU forces vendors to put the customer first. I won't be sad if they force opening of the walled garden that is the iOS app store.
by iSnow 4y ago
I am honestly glad that the EU forces vendors to put the customer first. I won't be sad if they force opening of the walled garden that is the iOS app store.
- askonomm 4y ago> customers first > opening of walled garden Yeah, I wonder how secure those customers would be when any kind of third party app store can just show up and start releasing data stealing, virus-infested apps, with no oversight? The idea that allowing a wild west of things because "freedom" is somehow better for the end customer is very shortsighted. I've never had to assist anybody in my family who has an iPhone, that cannot be said for Android however.
- rxyz 4y agoStraight out of Federighi's infamous keynote, lmao
- flohofwoe 4y agoYou mean there are no "data stealing, virus-infested" apps on the Apple app store? That's a very naive assumption ;)
- LtWorf 4y agoAre you the guy who made the famous spot against right to repair? You know… if you can repair your phone you will get raped. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EozPi1qmH44 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EozPi1qmH44
- iSnow 4y agoIt's not like anyone from the EU forces you to install "data stealing, virus-infested apps". If you don't like alternative app stores or side-loading, then just don't use those.