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Dem moves tho
Well to be fair Apple puts a lot more effort/manpower in regulating the app ecosystem to ensure a certain level of quality is met. Every single app is reviewed based on a set of technical, content, and design criteria - that costs money. For example, an app like this is completely pointless and wouldn't ever be allowed on the App Store. Basically anyone can publish an app straight onto the Play Store, and that can often result in a cesspool ofI can't even get used to reading game+iOS in the same post. but reading about compatibility restrictions because they want all the money, now that's the Apple I know.
Unfortunately it's because the Apple iTunes Store takes a cut on all purchases made through it, leading to 10-30% higher prices, so it closes the loophole of buying on Android then moving it over to iOS.
Well to be fair Apple puts a lot more effort/manpower in regulating the app ecosystem to ensure a certain level of quality is met. Every single app is reviewed based on a set of technical, content, and design criteria - that costs money. For example, an app like this is completely pointless and wouldn't ever be allowed on the App Store. Basically anyone can publish an app straight onto the Play Store, and that can often result in a cesspool ofcrapcrapps . A good example are the typical "Battery Saver", "Charge Booster", "Clean Master" (ah, classic Cheetah Mobile) apps that claim to increase your battery capacity/charging speed or make it operate faster/clean up junk files, but in reality they are malvertising apps that draw over your lock screen to inject ads into your phone and stuff. Also the frequent cropping up of malware hiding in apps comes to mind.
We can't have our cake and eat it too.Security and app quality is just one of the things I really love about Apple as a user...... as a developer tho, it's your worse nightmare.
Every app must be digitally signed before they can even run on any iOS device and if you want to publish to the App Store, you gotta pay $99/mo to be an "Apple Developer" and go through the whole Apple QA pipeline.
But there's a loophole, your app self-update after getting on the App Store. As long as it doesn't show any malicious behavior during Apple's review period, you win.
Is that how it works? Because Uber didn't win. http://nymag.com/selectall/2017/04/how-uber-tracked-iphones-and-broke-apples-rules.html
Hey the forums look a lot better than they did three weeks ago lol.
I seem to have left my phone at home somehow and that hasn't happened once in 5 years I've worked here..... was a hell of a streak to end..... now I'm bored and I can't get paid to browse the internet on my phone at work damn.
Do you work in one of those high security places where your work computer has no access to the internet?
I wish I had my sf meet badge back and canjam LA badge