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www.eliza-ng.me
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| | | | | The debate around Apple's walled garden has been ongoing for years, and a recent post on a forum rekindled the conversation. The author expressed their support for the walled garden, citing their loyalty to the iPhone and its closed ecosystem as a deliberate choice. They acknowledged that if they wanted a more open device, they could opt for an Android phone instead. However, they argued that the iPhone could still support alternative OSes and software, just like a computer. | |
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take.surf
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www.gr36.com
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| | | | | Sebastian de With, on Threads: This is apparently incomprehensible to some people on this website, but to many people it's actually a good and beneficial feature that Apple doesn't let you install software on your iPhone from anywhere else. It has been a while since I paid any attention to Apple payments and other things going on in the developer world. Not because I don't care, but because I don't really have an opinion and what I do think as a user might not always be very popular. | |
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sixcolors.com
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| | | Six Colors by Jason Snell, Dan Moren and friends | ||
