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I would say "Apple doesn’t want dev accounts to be an easy backdoor for trash apps". It is all about quality of the app store. Downside is that I see bunch of
by ozim 4y ago
I would say "Apple doesn’t want dev accounts to be an easy backdoor for trash apps". It is all about quality of the app store.
Downside is that I see bunch of corporate apps that are total trash on app store.
- lnenad 4y agoThis is a wrong take as these apps have nothing to do with the app store.
- fsflover 4y agoWhere are the trash apps and malware in F-Droid or Linux repositories?
- dkjaudyeqooe 4y agoTrash apps according to whom? Apple considers all browsers that don't use WebKit as "trash" as well as other entire categories. Apparently the nanny state is repugnant to many, but nanny corporations that don't trust us to make our own choices, or have our own tastes and standards, is much more acceptable. The huge loss of customer freedom doesn't actually achieve the exclusion of "trash" apps nor malware.
- kube-system 4y agoReasonably so. The last time the #1 browser in terms of market share did not abuse their position was Q3 1998.