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Any evidence it’s because they prefer being prevented from installing certain apps they can get on Android? IOW, is there any evidence that if the apps that ar

Any evidence it’s because they prefer being prevented from installing certain apps they can get on Android? IOW, is there any evidence that if the apps that are currently unavailable on iOS became available on iOS, iPhone sales would drop?

tambourine_man 3y ago
If you ask a user if they want to be prevented from installing an app, they'll most likely reply “no”, of course. If, however, they wake up and their phone is not behaving as usual due to borderline malware app they inadvertently installed, most people would be pissed. The age old freedom/responsibility tension. To my surprise, many people had a similar questioning like you did in this thread, so it's probably not as obvious as I imagined.