Re:Epic Games steps up Apple fight with EU antitrust complaint
by jaegerpicker on Wednesday February 17, 2021 @12:37PM
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They do have a choice, use Android if they don't like it. All the major apps are available on Android. Good hardware is available. There is nothing besides time and money to stop them. I don't understand how anyone can ask for choice when it already exists.
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Re:Epic Games steps up Apple fight with EU antitrust complaint
by kaba0 on Wednesday February 17, 2021 @05:00PM
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There is no choice for good hardware, non-walled garden and no tracking. Choose two. If there is, please show me and I will be the first in line.
Android forks would be great but unfortunately phones come with plenty of firmware that gets wiped on flashing a new OS. And if the question is a possibly non-working camera than I personally will remain in the walled garden, but not happily.
Re:Epic Games steps up Apple fight with EU antitrust complaint
by wwtrv on Wednesday February 17, 2021 @06:23PM
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Maybe that’s because “no tracking” is close to impossible without a walled garden if you want to use commercial, ad revenue based apps or services.
Re:Epic Games steps up Apple fight with EU antitrust complaint
by kaba0 on Wednesday February 17, 2021 @07:13PM
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No tracking is a security/sandbox feature (or at least the part that can be enforced. Like apple can’t tell facebook to stop analyzing your messages, but it can deny location readings/cross-app tracking, et,)