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My guess would be that Apple is trying to blackmail some large software company inside the EU. And after careful consideration, they noticed that threatening to
by fxtentacle 3y ago
My guess would be that Apple is trying to blackmail some large software company inside the EU. And after careful consideration, they noticed that threatening to wipe all of their apps data of all Apple devices will do.
If my theory is correct, we will soon see a large EU software company - which deployed PWAs in the past - mysteriously start supporting Apple in their refusal to open up to alternative App Stores in the EU.
They will talk about security and user choice, while completely ignoring that the EU is merely asking Apple to treat them as well as China. In China, Apple has already been allowing 3rd party app stores for some years.
For what it's worth, I used to be a proud Apple user. But recently, I can't help but imagine the financial incentives behind their every move.
- ranguna 3y agoA lot of companies in the EU only survive due to government grants, so I'm not sure apple will be successful on this one. They are trying a USA strategy on EU soil.
- akmarinov 3y agoWhich one would that be? Nothing comes to mind.
- bjw4 3y agoCould it be game streaming? Xbox Xcloud uses a PWA.
- akmarinov 3y agoBut they wanted to use a native app, submitted it to the AppStore, Apple said no and Xbox had to go the PWA way. And now Apple reversed that decision for all regions, so Xbox are free to submit it again. Doesn't make sense to be "forcing" them.