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Can you imagine how irrelevant having a bitTorrent client on a phone is to most people?
by axod 18y ago
Can you imagine how irrelevant having a bitTorrent client on a phone is to most people?
- tc 18y agoIt's irrelevant to me too, so I sympathize with this view. Objectively speaking though, BitTorrent seems to have lots of users. And speaking more generally, I do believe there is a sense of trust that is broken when a customer realizes that a business is intentionally standing in the way of something he or she wants to do. If that something isn't BitTorrent for one user, it could very well be whatever Apple decides to block next month. Also: the app in question is apparently a remote control for a BitTorrent client running on a real computer, so it might have wider appeal than your question would suggest.
- pj 18y agoIf your customer wants to use your product for illegal activity, it's wise to avoid helping them.
- swilliams 18y agoAre these apps that download content to the phone or manage torrents that the users' home pc's are running? If it is the latter, I can see it being very useful for the target demograph.
- axod 18y agoWhat's wrong with a web interface to the home PC? Or would that be too simple?