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That’s great for the general case, but it should be also possible for a user to do whatever they want with their own hardware.
by archagon 3y ago
That’s great for the general case, but it should be also possible for a user to do whatever they want with their own hardware.
- kitsunesoba 3y agoIf there's a way to accomplish this without opening headset users into being easily socially engineered into figuratively selling the farm, sure. In this particular case I think perhaps a better approach would be to allow apps to bypass App Store restrictions so long as their source code is public and binaries match that code. This would naturally deter those with shady intentions, allow FOSS projects to thrive, allow both manual and automated third party vetting of apps, and help users better know what they're getting into.