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Re:Google Trusted Contacts by natch on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @04:58AM (#13113494)
You are suffering from a common misconception, that you can't tinker with your iOS devices. I tinker with my iOS devices all the time. As do many people, with their own devices. With help, encouragement, and software tools provided for that purpose by Apple. I just can't tinker with your iOS device.
Re:Google Trusted Contacts by pjc50 on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @06:30AM (#13113816)
Can you install a non-webkit web rendering/JS engine with that process?
Re:Google Trusted Contacts by eropple on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @07:05AM (#13113974)
You can. It won't pass cert for the app store, but you can.
Re:Google Trusted Contacts by curt15 on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @08:56AM (#13114560)
Don't you need a mac+xcode to do that though?
Re:Google Trusted Contacts by eropple on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @04:12PM (#13118385)
Sure. But that's part and parcel to doing anything on there. It's not really a big deal when you can get a Mac that can do it for $300 used--it's probably going to be cheaper than the phone was.
Re:Google Trusted Contacts by Nullabillity on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @04:55PM (#13118674)
Okay, you can install stuff for a limited time on "your own" device.

You can't use it for a non-trivial amount of time without constantly reinstall it. You can't share it with your friends. You can't make it integrate with anything else on the device.

You can tinker with it in the same sense that you have freedom of speech in a solitary confinement cell.

Oh, and only if you also paid thousands for a glorified license dongle.