Re:Apple Disabling 'Sign in with Apple' for Epic Games on Se...
by emsy on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @01:53PM
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In my eyes Android is terrible with regards to Google’s tracking and 3rd party app quality and privacy. Apple is the better alternative in my opinion (if you want to own a smartphone, which I do), but that doesn’t mean I like their abuse of power.
Re:Apple Disabling 'Sign in with Apple' for Epic Games on Se...
by davidandgoliath on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @02:26PM
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Worth adding that android 11 has some features that may prove appealing re: app quality & security:
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2020/09/android11-...
Re:Apple Disabling 'Sign in with Apple' for Epic Games on Se...
by ProAm on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @02:36PM
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The discussion is not about Android at all, not sure why you brought them up?
Re:Apple Disabling 'Sign in with Apple' for Epic Games on Se...
by emsy on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @02:52PM
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Because if you don't pay the Apple tax, that's the alternative. But I don't want to switch. I want what I have now to be better. I think sign in with Apple is a great service, but not if Apple abuses it for their perverse power games. That's disgusting. You may think my comments towards Android are inflammatory but that's not my intent, because I don't root for either company. I'm simply looking after my own interests.
Re:Apple Disabling 'Sign in with Apple' for Epic Games on Se...
by ProAm on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @03:02PM
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Makes sense but there are many other phone OS vendors it was just weirdly specific to bring up android, but Apple people defend the Apple tax all day on HN, specifically for their curated walled garden, which this is a direct result. This is what people intentionally pay for. (Which I also dont agree with)
Re:Apple Disabling 'Sign in with Apple' for Epic Games on Se...
by kinkrtyavimoodh on Wednesday September 09, 2020 @05:19PM
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It's ironical that Apple itself has become the bad Apple in the ecosystem now.
Isn't this why people pay the Apple tax? To have them protect you (their users) from 'bad apples'? Everyone liked their over bearing approach to their eco-system until it directly affected them, and now it's too much? Have your cake and eat it too?