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All of this has nothing to do with the walled garden. The walled garden is the fact that you can't sideload apps or alternative stores at all. Everything you'v
by ApolloFortyNine 3y ago
All of this has nothing to do with the walled garden.
The walled garden is the fact that you can't sideload apps or alternative stores at all. Everything you've mentioned is simply app store requirements.
- redundantly 3y agoI'm aware what walled garden means. All of the benefits I listed are a result of, or helped by, the walled garden. The app store requirements are part of that walled garden.
- constantcrying 3y agoAll of that is still irrelevant. You can not have a walled garden and the exact same requirements for the Appstore. Android is a walled garden too, up until you flip a switch and allow non-appstore apps, which most people do not do. If there were any benefits to the walled garden, they would be present on Android as well.