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> forcing to make changes to their own platform again on their own devices. Last time I checked I own my phone, not its manufacturer.
by Kbelicius 2y ago
> forcing to make changes to their own platform again on their own devices.
Last time I checked I own my phone, not its manufacturer.
- can16358p 2y agoAnd that manufacturer had things this way since day one. It's not like they locked down App Store afterwards you bought the device.
- Kbelicius 2y agoYou can say that about seatbelts, lead in gasoline and paint and many other things. That isn't an argument. I can't know what my future needs of my phone are and I shouldn't be forced to buy a new one if my current one is perfectly capable of satisfying those needs but can't because the manufacturer put artificial barriers for it.