The irony tastes so sweet.Whether or not they'll admit they were wrong is another story...
The irony tastes so sweet.Whether or not they'll admit they were wrong is another story...
"Them" includes kids and seniors. You want kids and seniors swimming without a lifeguard present?To be expected, let them swim without a lifeguard present.
This is why Apple's model was "user friendly", and why forcing this "open" marketplace is just gonna be a nightmare for less technical users.
Can parents turn off third party app stores universally?
I always hear that stupid argument 'but you don't have to use the 3rd party appstore, so be happy' ... but when evil companies move their apps only there and people think they need it, then its a problem.
Really?
You search for Spotify in the app store and you get "Spotify+" which is actually a third party marketplace, and you download that. No technical expertise needed; in fact, the opposite. You'd need to be tech savvy to know you're downloading a marketplace
Well the EU forced them to do all these changes by march but I don’t think they had certain things in mind, especially regarding the fees.
First feedback by Epic:
Sweeney says Apple’s new polices are illegal under the terms of the Digital Market Act, because Apple forces developers to choose between the traditional 15/30% commission terms or an “also-illegal anticompetitive scheme rife with new Junk Fees and new taxes on payments they don’t process”.
This is exactly what's going to happen. Some apps you must install are going to only be available in the 3rd party stores. This will most probably be true for iPhones provided by your employer and used for work. You just won't have a say in the matter.
Oh really? Because it currently appears that the ones who said these things would "never" happen...are the ones who are wrong. Day one of the beta cycle and we're already seeing fragmentation that would "never happen". 🤷♂️ As it appears now, those of us who said these things WOULD happen...are correct.The irony tastes so sweet.
What are these "things"?Oh really? Because it currently appears that the ones who said these things would "never" happen...are the ones who are wrong. Day one of the beta cycle and we're already seeing fragmentation that would "never happen". 🤷♂️ As it appears now, those of us who said these things WOULD happen...are correct.
Doesn't this exist already? In the Developer Enterprise program you can sideload custom apps to MDM-enrolled business devices, without the App Store. But forcing employees to add random apps to their personal (non-MDM) devices would still be gross.Some apps you must install are going to only be available in the 3rd party stores. This will most probably be true for iPhones provided by your employer and used for work.
Read the article. The alternate app stores will appear as an app. And, is "Spotify +" a deceptive name?
They should share the contact number for someone in the EU government that approved this for the em to trouble shoot since they did this🤣🤣But everyone will still blame them when it happens
Nah people will whine and complain at Apple for not doing anything while their hands are tied from bureaucrats in the EU.If you leave the relative safety of the Apple ecosystem... you can own your decision if anything goes wrong.
The vast majority of people will just stick to the official store....
This is exactly what's going to happen. Some apps you must install are going to only be available in the 3rd party stores. This will most probably be true for iPhones provided by your employer and used for work. You just won't have a say in the matter.
Yes, please tell us how all companies should develop, produce, market, and distribute their products. We so desperately need the all-knowing among us to force these things upon us because we are soooo stupid and smelly.This is what happens when you restrict users from allow side loading and open it up. That issue is Apple's own making.
Making this whole exercise a moot point in the end.If you leave the relative safety of the Apple ecosystem... you can own your decision if anything goes wrong.
The vast majority of people will just stick to the official store....
Apple did have that meeting with the EU leader not long ago. Would hope everything was explained verbatim on exactly what is and is not happening. And if something else needs to happen. When it will take place, etc.I wonder if Apple actually got all of these changes approved by the EU beforehand because I see a lot of things that could potentially be deemed not sufficient. looking forward to a statement
Exactly this. I said on the other thread, you will almost certainly have Amazon and Netflix etc only offering their apps via their own app stores, to circumvent Apple policies and charges and compliance.problem is that apps like FaceBook for sure will move to their own appstore so that they can do all the stuff Apple does not allow them and people think they can't do without facebook so they will blindly download it from there and open up their device to Zuckerberg & co. Guess what, I quit facebook ages ago and I'm still alife and even have friends
I always hear that stupid argument 'but you don't have to use the 3rd party appstore, so be happy' ... but when evil companies move their apps only there and people think they need it, then its a problem. Thing is you don't have a choice where to download it from - but thats why I was glad to hear that Apple will still do some reviews/scanning for 3rd party store, so there is hope
Right then I would say Apple charge them back and then kick them out for not paying their bill. lolThe EU will next force Apple to refund Apps purchased in other App stores.
Not a real issue. Less technical users are unlikely to seek/find/encounter alternative app stores.
This will benefit technically-literate enthusiasts, and those seeking out categories of apps that are unavailable on Apple’s App Store.
Making this whole exercise a moot point in the end.