Mac OS has ~100m users, iPhone has over a billion. A lot more effort will be put into iOS malware than malware for MacOS.
Good. Then Apple can spend some of their 30% further securing iOS if they want to keep market share.
Mac OS has ~100m users, iPhone has over a billion. A lot more effort will be put into iOS malware than malware for MacOS.
Wouldn’t that be great !
You buy a device, you pay a lot of money for it, and you can do whatever you want with it ? A revolutionary concept.
A photos app shouldn’t be more deeply ingrained than any other app. Photo management has nothing to do with the OS. And once alternative apps are on the same footing as Apple’s app, why should users not be able to delete the latter for more storage space and a less cluttered app library? People delete default-installed apps on other OSs as well.You already can use a different photos app. And the ability to do so doesn't necessitate the ability to delete the default—it's pretty deeply-ingrained into iOS.
Would be great if we can set the camera app of choice. The over-processing in the default app has become horrendous.
A photos app shouldn’t be more deeply ingrained than any other app. Photo management has nothing to do with the OS.
“I’m glad the EU made it easier for malware developers in the name of protecting consumers” is certainly an interesting take.Good. Then Apple can spend some of their 30% combating that if they want to keep market share.
Totally neglecting how Apple Maps survived so long with ****** data with the only reason for that being you could not set Google maps as default …Alll these engineering hours wasted on just a few people who wanted to be able to download porn apps.
DMA rules are a waste of time for the majority.
Android is a designated gatekept core platform service just like iOS. The same rules apply. Maybe Apple is just more proactive in this particular instance.I'm confused. Android users cannot fully remove Chrome or the Play Store from their devices. Why the hell is Apple being forced to take these measures with iOS when Android has a much bigger slice of the mobile OS market?
such trash, just buy the phone you want, clearly if the iPhone doesnt offer what you want do f'ng buy it. I dont understand whats wrong with an ecosystem.
Makes sense. Will be really interesting to see if Google allows the removal of Chrome and Play Store from their OS, seeing as so many core elements of the OS rely on those two applications/services.Android is a designated gatekept core platform service just like iOS. The same rules apply. Maybe Apple is just more proactive in this particular instance.
businesses that want to make porn apps for a few people to download. /sThat law is actually not written for end users in mind. It's called a Digital MARKETS Act for a reason. The intention is to level the playground for businesses.
“I’m glad the EU made it easier for malware developers in the name of protecting consumers” is certainly an interesting take.
People like you seem to think all the EU does is regulate Apple. That's like .0001 of what they do. The brought a free market between countries, helped prevent war, got rid of borders and they pour a massive amount of money into infrastructure and other projects in countries that alone could never afford it.What a waste of time by these clueless politicians trying to justify their positions. The EU is a disaster and people starting to see this that’s why Vestager has been fired.
Make it easier and faster, at boot two choicesApple should just cut to the chase, ship iOS in the EU with zero apps preinstalled. At first boot present a list of all the choices for each category…. And one choice to just install all of Apple apps with a single click.
Apple's deep integration of Photos is simply really bad if you prefer anything other than Apple's app.
Nothing has changed with Apple's vertical integration here. Users can leave the defaults exactly as they are now. What the EU is doing is preventing gatekeepers from using vertical integration as a tool for blocking out competition.Hmm. What’s next? Mandatory that Apple allow alternative operating systems be installed on the phone? Vertical integration declared illegal?
The intention is to transfer money from one large corporation to another large corporation.That law is actually not written for end users in mind. It's called a Digital MARKETS Act for a reason. The intention is to level the playground for businesses.
I believe that in the original concept of iPhone there were apps chosen to represent the user experience that Apple wanted to give to “reinvent the phone”. Those were: Phone, Messages, Photos, iPod, Browser and Mail.And also the reason this doesn't make much sense—Photos is so deeply integrated that deleting the app is bound to cause issues, unless and until Apple rearchitects iOS to allow it.
Apple Maps > Google Maps. Even engineers from Uber has data showing Apple Maps from several years ago having more accurate estimates than Waze/Gmaps.Totally neglecting how Apple Maps survived so long with ****** data with the only reason for that being you could not set Google maps as default …