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>If people don't like Apple's terms, don't develop for them. This has been the EFF's exact response, and this community has lambasted them for it. We are told
by dublinben 12y ago
>If people don't like Apple's terms, don't develop for them.
This has been the EFF's exact response, and this community has lambasted them for it. We are told that organizations like the EFF and developers of security/privacy software should compromise on their ideals and not forsake deserving users on iOS. This is a classic Catch-22, because providing beneficial software (Chatsecure, Firefox, etc.) to these users just perpetuates their abusive relationship with Apple.
- tedunangst 12y agoAre people lambasting them for not developing for Apple? Or are people lambasting them for all the accompanying crocodile tears?
- fpgeek 12y agoThe tears may have been predictable (and maybe even planned), but they most certainly aren't crocodile tears. These are issues the EFF and its membership deeply and sincerely care about. The whole point of the organization is to call attention to these issues and push for change. Complaining that they're working on their mission is pretty silly.