I want the camera app to open my messages app and my messages app to open the browser. When will the EU make this possible?
Hah! Apple certainly didn't create the poorly thought out regulations in the DMA. I certainly think regulation is necessary, but that doesn't justify poor regulation.This situation is of Apple's own making through their behavior
Your ire at the lack of innovation should be directed at Apple, not any other entity
Yeah, but don’t care and they will try to keep control until the government makes them change their OSApple is slowly losing control. I'm sure all these changes will become worldwide eventually. From a consumer standpoint, it looks pretty bad on Apple that these features are only in the EU.
I’m curious how many mobile users in the EU, where Apple does not dominate the market, will now go deliberately buy an iPhone with the intention of ignoring Apple’s “it just works right out the box” philosophy, and spend all this effort to configure their iPhone to have the Android experience.
I want the camera app to open my messages app and my messages app to open the browser. When will the EU make this possible?
If you want the rights and privileges of EU citizenship, then yes, you should move to the EU. If you want the features and capabilities of an Android device, then you should buy an Android device.Why don’t you suggest that I move to the EU? That’s also totally a viable option.
Microsoft sets the price of the xbox
If they priced it a number that makes them money on what's actually being sold (hardware) and nobody buys it..
Guess what..
They don't have a viable product
That's...exactly how this is supposed to work
A successful product can not and should not come from "forced bundling"
(the only reason console makers get away with any of this is the product category and how non-essential it is compared to what smartphones have become)
Apple 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.
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.
Wait!
So Microsoft should lose $200 per Xbox sold so that I can install Nintendo's Switch software to play Mario Kart + dual boot into Ubuntu and Microsoft will never be able to recoup costs?
Amazing.
Not me!I’m curious how many mobile users in the EU, where Apple does not dominate the market, will now go deliberately buy an iPhone with the intention of ignoring Apple’s “it just works right out the box” philosophy, and spend all this effort to configure their iPhone to have the Android experience.
Agreed!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.
The “minority” have a whole another choice if that’s what they really want. Its called ANDROID 😉So you’re saying the interest of minorities does not count?
My mom is most confused about things that are already part of the "iOS experience". She never ventures into settings or even installs apps, and would therefore not even think about changing default apps.but she’s usually confused by things like privacy pop-ups, editing the home screen…
There will be no selection screen for apps other than the browser.People who know what to select at a choice screen have already changed their defaults.
Leave the rest of us in peace, especially because I will get all the questions from my family about what to select at those screensalready went through browser selection…