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Though I’m happy to see the 3rd party apps - I really don’t get why people even buy apple devices if they want to side load or do other such things. In terms o
by endisneigh 3y ago
Though I’m happy to see the 3rd party apps - I really don’t get why people even buy apple devices if they want to side load or do other such things.
In terms of camera quality, battery life, or any single criterion it’s not like apple devices are the best anyway.
As a side note - I really don’t understand the logic that leaves gaming consoles exempt.
As a second side note - how is apple even determining if you are an EU citizen or in an EU country? Presumably GPS, but is the implication that EU users must phone home to apple every 30 days?
- behnamoh 3y ago> I really don’t get why people even buy apple devices if they want to side load or do other such things. That's Apple's argument, but it's bs. It's like Microsoft selling you Windows with ads all over the place and then when you complain they say: "I don't understand why you buy Windows if you don't want to see ads, there are other options w/o ads."
- endisneigh 3y agoWhat’s BS about it? Genuinely curious? Why buy iPhones? They’re not superior.
- zipping1549 3y agoA lot of people can't use anything other than Windows because of compatibility issue with their work software...etc. I don't think anyone's forced to use iPhone.
- bmicraft 3y agoAnd they can buy the pro business ultra enterprise edition version of windows without them. Even that isn't an option with Apple.
- Aloisius 3y ago> how is apple even determining if you are an EU citizen or in an EU country Both cell towers and wifi base stations advertise the country code they're in. Every phone needs to know what jurisdiction it is in order to do things like route emergency services calls or what radio frequency bands to enable.