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It's not an issue of sideloading or censorship in iOS. It's a product decision related to background apps (they kill the running process with no recourse to bri
by ivanmontillam 2y ago
It's not an issue of sideloading or censorship in iOS. It's a product decision related to background apps (they kill the running process with no recourse to bring it up again on its own).
- dlenski 2y agoAs I understand it, only Apple's own apps get the magical blessing to run in the background whenever they want.
- gkbrk 2y agoHmm, seems anti-competitive.
- actionfromafar 2y agoAnti trust enforcement was tried briefly at the turn of the century but was deemed unprofitable for oligarchs, so it is no longer in fashion.
- Georgelemental 2y agoEh, it has seen a mini resurgence recently
- immibis 2y agoIn Europe it's been ruled that since Apple makes no pretense of being competitive, they don't have to be, while Google has to actually deliver on their open platform promises.
- mikepurvis 2y agoThis affects other Bluetooth-using apps too, like the Fitbit app needs to be periodically restarted in order to get data synced from a tracker.