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Because google lets you sideload. Even though almost no one actually does this, the option still exists in theory so you aren't forced to take googles offer.
by Gigachad 3y ago
Because google lets you sideload. Even though almost no one actually does this, the option still exists in theory so you aren't forced to take googles offer.
- lockhouse 3y ago> Because google lets you sideload. Even though almost no one actually does this Maybe its because 30% is a relatively small price to pay for the benefits of app stores versus trying to get users to manually install your app via side loading. Asking Apple to allow side loading and alternative app stores is like forcing Tesla to make a gasoline powered car.
- jbverschoor 3y agoAnd still claiming warrantee at Tesla when something's wrong the the engine
- secstate 3y agoI understand that few people use F-Droid and similar alternative app stores, but for those of us who do, it is the single biggest reason why Apple gets singled out. F-Droid still exists. I can still homebrew Android apps and run them. Would I prefer if there was a truly FOSS mobile operating system? Yes. But life is what it is and I'll take the /option/ to use F-Droid over only having the App Store any day.