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> we can’t do [evil and/or privacy invading feature]. It’s against the App Store rules. The App Store rules from before sideloading exists will still apply aft
by kibwen 4y ago
> we can’t do [evil and/or privacy invading feature]. It’s against the App Store rules.
The App Store rules from before sideloading exists will still apply after sideloading exists. Nothing has changed, other than the fact that people could choose to bypass the App Store, and in practice every major app still wants to be on the App Store for maximum convenience.
To wit, sideloading has existed on Android for ages, and nearly all apps still want to be on the Play Store.
People should be allowed to do what they want with their own devices. If you own an iPhone, you deserve to be able to install whatever software you want on your iPhone, end of story.