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Rephrased: Users are not allowed to choose an integrated PDA. And, still not even if it lets them make a different choice later. Another implication: All fi
by Terretta 2y ago
Rephrased: Users are not allowed to choose an integrated PDA.
And, still not even if it lets them make a different choice later.
Another implication: All first party apps must be interchangeable. I'm curious -- must third party apps also be?
And then, who decides what lowest common denominator functionality is, and what's OK to offer that others don't?
You've taken that choice away from the market.
- iamcalledrob 2y agoThe rules of the platform should be the same for all users of the platform. You can't play the game and be the referee. I don't see how this prevents an integrated user experience. It's orthogonal. If the user experience for permission management is well designed, and the APIs are thoughtful, this shouldn't be a problem. It's a problem in iOS today because the user experience and APIs are an afterthought, and there's a disincentive for making them good.