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Wouldn't that bog development down to a crawl, since any new capability now has to have an entire public standard built around it?
by cosmic_cheese 1y ago
Wouldn't that bog development down to a crawl, since any new capability now has to have an entire public standard built around it?
- thewebguyd 1y agoWell, a public standard would be great but not necessary. In the Apple example they just need to document AWDL and let people use those APIs instead of keeping them private. The protocol and APIs already exist they are just gate kept by Apple.
- arlcode 1y agoThe law would probably even allow them certify the vendor, for a reasonable fee, and verify their identity. All they need to do is implement it in a way that still allows competitors to do their thing. Wha