Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by muninn_ on Monday September 11, 2017 @07:09PM
(#15223265)
What's an example of a common use case in which Apple is anti-freedom in your opinion?
Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by StavrosK on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @03:45AM
(#15225517)
Not being able to unlock your phone or sideload programs. I don't accept the "we know what's best for you" argument. They could have allowed jailbreaking and added huge warnings.
Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by tinus_hn on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @05:23AM
(#15225909)
Apple allows you to 'sideload' apps as long as you get a (free) developer account.
Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by StavrosK on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @01:29PM
(#15229309)
Can I just download an IPA from a website and install it on my phone if I have a developer account?
Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by tinus_hn on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @03:11PM
(#15230787)
Can you with jailbreaks?
Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by StavrosK on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @04:25PM
(#15232154)
Yes, but Apple doesn't points for those, they actively oppose them.
Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by Gaelan on Monday September 11, 2017 @11:23PM
(#15224586)
Presumably they're talking about the App Store walled garden.
Re:Under iOS 11, authorities won’t be able to image your dev...
by themacguffinman on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @01:56AM
(#15225107)
Web browser engines. Default apps.
Really, Apple is anti Nothing and pro only one thing: money. Everything else is a corollary. Including ease of use, freedom, and privacy. It's just that those things do matter to me (and GP).