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You could totally agree to them. They aren't unreasonable, you're just grandstanding here. And worse, you're being DISHONEST to pretend like suddenly you were
by MCRed 12y ago
You could totally agree to them. They aren't unreasonable, you're just grandstanding here.
And worse, you're being DISHONEST to pretend like suddenly you were shocked-- SHOCKED!-- that Apple prevents malware in the store, and you just can't abide by such absurdity as protecting their users. The very same users the EFF was created to protect.
Never mind Apple's being on the forefront of securing users information against the government and thieves.
Never mind Apple opening the mobile app market, in fact, really creating it, breaking the stranglehold (and far more onerous terms) of the carriers.
Nevermind all that.
Grandstanding is bad enough, being DISHONEST is unacceptable, and this is why the EFF is going the way of the red cross and every big "non-profit" organization.
EDIT:
I see the guy from the EFF Deleted his comment. Well, not really surprised.
There's a severe lack of integrity on display here.
- jshevek 12y agoSeems like everyone who disagrees with your opinion that the app store restrictions "aren't unreasonable" is just 'grandstanding'. Also, you seem intent on spinning everything to be exclusively an issue of malware.
- dang 12y ago> you're being DISHONEST Personal attacks are not allowed on Hacker News.