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But I thought the only reason Apple prevented third-party stores and sideloaded apps in the first place was to improve security. Therefore, I’m sure that disabl
by freeAgent 3y ago
But I thought the only reason Apple prevented third-party stores and sideloaded apps in the first place was to improve security. Therefore, I’m sure that disabling app updates once someone spends a month outside the EU must improve security, too. Right!?
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- lesuorac 3y agoI mean the more functionality you remove from a device the more secure it becomes. Let me know when your flipper zero can hack a brick.
- KiwiJohnno 3y agoI was having exactly the same thought. Doesn't apple's new policy show all their arguments against the DMA are complete crap? They have acted in bad faith right from the start.
- Aloisius 3y agoIt doesn't disable app updates. It prevents installing new apps. Edit: Actually misread that. It might prevent updates.
- freeAgent 3y agoAre you sure about that? This makes it sound like updates also stop after 30 days: "If you leave the European Union, you can continue to open and use apps that you previously installed from alternative app marketplaces. Alternative app marketplaces can continue updating those apps for up to 30 days after you leave the European Union, and you can continue using alternative app marketplaces to manage previously installed apps."