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Re:iDOS 3 Rejected by Apple by ilaksh on Monday June 24, 2024 @09:41PM (#40783388)
Or go with a more open platform like Android.

Although, people might think you are poor. Which would be.. worse than death? Rather just not have an app for some people? lol

Re:iDOS 3 Rejected by Apple by cageface on Monday June 24, 2024 @09:45PM (#40783413)
Google Play Store review might actually be worse now. It's certainly slower. It's great that you can sideload at least on Android although making money off a sideloaded Android app is very challenging to say the least.
Re:iDOS 3 Rejected by Apple by II2II on Monday June 24, 2024 @09:56PM (#40783490)
Challenging is better than impossible.

That said, I am left wondering why more major software publishers don't have the option to sideload Android apps. (It was a while since I looked into it, since I mostly use open source apps these days, but it seemed as though most companies were switching to a Google Play Store only route a few years back even though they had the brand recognition to bypass Google's store altogether. The only thing I can think of are support costs, since few people would know how to enable the ability to load apps from other sources.)

Re:iDOS 3 Rejected by Apple by cageface on Monday June 24, 2024 @10:06PM (#40783568)
You can't get push notifications in a sideloaded app right?
Re:iDOS 3 Rejected by Apple by kelnos on Tuesday June 25, 2024 @01:20AM (#40784764)
Is that really the case? Why wouldn't you be able to? The FCM APIs aren't gated by install method; I've successfully used them while sideloading my own self-written, unpublished apps.
Re:iDOS 3 Rejected by Apple by SSLy on Tuesday June 25, 2024 @05:44AM (#40786414)
of course you can. you just need logged off google play services and services framework middleware