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This is a consequence of the fact that nobody actualy searches through a desktop appstore for an option to solve their software needs. If you do find new softwa
by bigglywiggler 1y ago
This is a consequence of the fact that nobody actualy searches through a desktop appstore for an option to solve their software needs. If you do find new software it's not by searching the appstore. You go there to find a specific app which you discovered elsewhere at best. Sadly, Apple's barriers to entry have failed in the case of ChatBPP.
- bigyabai 1y ago> Sadly, Apple's barriers to entry have failed in the case of ChatBPP. That's putting it lightly, innit? More accurately, Apple's barriers to entry have failed in spectacular ways prior to this: https://blog.lastpass.com/posts/warning-fraudulent-app-impersonating-lastpass-currently-available-in-apple-app-store https://blog.lastpass.com/posts/warning-fraudulent-app-imper...
- bigglywiggler 1y agoI get what you're saying but anyone who falls for that one is beyond help. There are many red flags. I know that some people out there are not 'savvy' but this one is really obvious. The developer name is a strong red flag. If I was going to get LastPass I'd go on their website direct and click their appstore link from there.
- bigyabai 1y ago> If I was going to get LastPass I'd go on their website direct and click their appstore link from there. This is an insane mindset. You have to accept that >95% of iOS users do not follow this installation path because it's not how iOS works.
- bigglywiggler 1y agoI'm not sure that you have any sources for that percentage. Appstore links are definitely how iOS works.