> Facebook or Whatsapp decided to d-list from the app store and require their own store. Considering this hasn't happened on Android yet, I doubt you are in re

> Facebook or Whatsapp decided to d-list from the app store and require their own store. Considering this hasn't happened on Android yet, I doubt you are in real trouble. Like it's not that they can really gain extra permissions (other than I guess tracking anything the app already has access to, but that isn't any different than currently) because they are sandboxed by the OS and limited in access through the permission system... I HOPE? RIGHT? @APPLE And on the side of other app stores: there is F-Droid which is decently popular for OSS apps.