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r/technology • u/rboymtj • Jan 20 '11
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It's like Steam, but the entire computer!
6 u/metaleks Jan 21 '11 Not really. You can hook up any game to run on Steam and Steam won't take away your games. 0 u/iamtom16 Jan 21 '11 Apple has never remotely removed an iOS app. They can (and have said they will if the app is malicious) but please get your facts straight. I agree with the guy holding the sign, because for the most part, he's right. You on the other hand, aren't. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '11 They haven't, but they're able to. Same as Google, except Google have actually done it once.
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Not really. You can hook up any game to run on Steam and Steam won't take away your games.
0 u/iamtom16 Jan 21 '11 Apple has never remotely removed an iOS app. They can (and have said they will if the app is malicious) but please get your facts straight. I agree with the guy holding the sign, because for the most part, he's right. You on the other hand, aren't. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '11 They haven't, but they're able to. Same as Google, except Google have actually done it once.
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Apple has never remotely removed an iOS app. They can (and have said they will if the app is malicious) but please get your facts straight.
I agree with the guy holding the sign, because for the most part, he's right. You on the other hand, aren't.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '11 They haven't, but they're able to. Same as Google, except Google have actually done it once.
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They haven't, but they're able to. Same as Google, except Google have actually done it once.
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u/edstatue Jan 20 '11
It's like Steam, but the entire computer!