AND ALSO force monopolies, like Apple, to open like the EU did.
Who the heck does Apple think they are?
Also, why doesnt Apple "warn" China for the well documented privacy/security implications in that country?
> Apple claims that allowing sideloading and alternative app stores effectively opens the door for malware, fraud, scams, and other harmful content.
You don't want random apps on your phone. The App Store vets apps thoroughly to ensure there's no malware. It would be virtually impossible to do the same for arbitrary apps getting side loaded.
But to be honest, I am in android and I have some deep criticisms of android too. Wish things were more linux like (ie. literally running pure linux in mobile phones), there is pinephone os but I kinda wish that it becomes mainstream enough
They're not the same thing and treating them as if they are is somewhat naive.
No. Just the ones that I want are fine, thank you.
nice joke
at best, that sentence needs to say "less malware"
Their PR system aren't as good as it was and plenty of traces left on the internet.
Still, countries have the last word in what happens inside their borders, and when things don't work as they should, someone is getting wealthier.
However companies should not misunderstand such short term wins, with having a say on the country's ruling.
This is what Apple and macrumors users actually believe.
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