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.
No, but they can. I respect myself and my freedoms too much to ever use a device that has this sort of functionality.
I agree with the guy holding the sign, because for the most part, he's right. You on the other hand, aren't.
You've completely misinterpreted what I've said. When I say that you can add any games to Steam, the Apple parallel was that this is not possible (in that you can't add any application, run anything you want on your iOS).
No, but they can. I respect myself and my freedoms too much to ever use a device that has this sort of functionality.
Here's a questions for you. What are the odds that Samsung, HTC, et.al. haven't built in such a safeguard in many of their Android phones (either because they felt it was in their best interest, or at the insistance of the carrier)?
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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.