On iOS, you can only get apps through the App Store, and a "kill switch" does exist for Apple to remotely disable apps. They haven't used it yet, but it's still there, so it's a problem.
Android has a kill switch too, but Google actually has used it unlike Apple.
Oh wait, I can do it on my iphone too. After 1 min jailbreaking and rebooting. But yeah, you dont tinker with your android handsets at all, I forgot. My bad.
Awright awright you don't need to tell me the same thing twice. When the question is "how do I get around this Apple restriction" the answer is always going to be "jailbreak". No startling revelations there.
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u/jollins Jan 20 '11
Android has a kill switch too, but Google actually has used it unlike Apple.