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I'd guess missing the ability to sideload is also a huge factor. If Google doesn't allow Dolphin, they can use a different store or distribute the apk themselve
by matsemann 3y ago
I'd guess missing the ability to sideload is also a huge factor. If Google doesn't allow Dolphin, they can use a different store or distribute the apk themselves. If Apple doesn't allow Dolphin, all the effort is in vain.
Walled gardens, eh?
- mdwalters 3y ago> If Apple doesn't allow Dolphin, all the effort is in vain. With a jailbreaked iPhone device, you can possibly install Dolphin through a separate package manager (Cydia, Sileo, etc.)
- mod50ack 3y agoYes, but iPhones are not uniformly jailbreakable, and restricting yourself to a niche like that makes it harder to get people in (as users or as developers). You've essentially moved from a popular platform (iOS) to a very niche one (jailbroken iOS).
- echelon 3y agoWe should use a term like liberated rather than jailbroken. The phrasing leads to a conclusion about the behavior which isn't correct.
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