aint nobody suing about not being open ... unless Apple would be litigating all day. Google lost wrt that argument because they actually allow side-loading but

aint nobody suing about not being open ... unless Apple would be litigating all day. Google lost wrt that argument because they actually allow side-loading but with a scary warning that the app they are side-loading shouldn't be trusted. Epic: Waaah! we don't want to pay the app store tax. We'll take Apple and Google to court. Apple: Ha Non-Starter. Good luck with the app. Walled garden. Closed. We don't bend for anyone on this hill, etc. your honor. Never have. Never will. Google: Well we also take a cut if you want to be in our app store (although the rules are a bit more loose than Apples and hush-hush side deals) but we are a open and your users can install the app without going through our app store (side-loading). Although we will show a warning to protect users that what they are installing hasn't gone thru the review/quality/security process the app store provides. Epic: Hmm See your honor Google is putting up this scary label when we tell the users to install the app in a way that bypasses the Google tax. Judge: Yeah that does seem unfair. I'm ruling in favor of Epic against what Google is doing. Google stop putting up those scary labels! Apple Lawyers: JAJAJAJA Google: But but but... In the end Android is riddled with Malware and the OS is unusable because some app installed from a website not vetted by the review process is hogging all the resources or stealing bank info. "Android is the worst!"