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Given that this uses standards and protocols iPhones largely already support and are licensed for, not supporting it would seem more like active blocking at som
by lxgr 2y ago
Given that this uses standards and protocols iPhones largely already support and are licensed for, not supporting it would seem more like active blocking at some point.
As an iPhone user, I really don’t need more instances of Apple telling me what I’m allowed to do at a software level, and on top of that Apple has had no problem allowing network connectivity to networks under all kinds of interesting ownership.