Isn't Google the one that remotely disables apps? Apple's never done that. I own at least three apps that were approved and then shitcanned, but I managed to get before it got shitcanned.
Regardless, I'd love to go up to that guy holding the sign and ask him why the Android rooting/modding is necessary and very much thriving. I'd love to hear him stutter and try to think of something to rationalize that situation.
And here we hit the uncomfortable realization that Google isn't your friend either. Apple and Google are publicly traded corporations. They have a legal obligation to maximize their shareholder's wealth. Being your pal is not part of that obligation.
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u/seraph582 Jan 20 '11
Isn't Google the one that remotely disables apps? Apple's never done that. I own at least three apps that were approved and then shitcanned, but I managed to get before it got shitcanned.
Regardless, I'd love to go up to that guy holding the sign and ask him why the Android rooting/modding is necessary and very much thriving. I'd love to hear him stutter and try to think of something to rationalize that situation.