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aucisson_masque parent
> Google is explicit today about how “developers will have the same freedom to distribute their apps directly to users through sideloading or to use any app store they prefer.”

« Développer will have freedom » yet they are entitled to Google’s verification.

It’s just another stone in the grave of Android and even though I shipped off this sinking ship 6 years ago to iOS, this is still concerning because ultimately apple’s IOS is in competition solely with Android.

If Android gets so bad it has all the disadvantage of iOS, some more, for instance with the embedded spyware that manufacturer are paid to include, and none of the good side of iOS, then everyone lose. Apple doesn’t have to compete anymore, they just have to not suck.


vizzier
Can you even compile an iOS app without registering with apple?
black3r
Without an apple ID you can compile an iOS app, but can only run it in an iPhone Simulator on a Mac.

With a free apple ID (no additional registration needed) you can also install your compiled iOS app on your iPhone and have it working for 7 days before you need to re-install it.

aucisson_masque OP
Is it really different from what Google is doing ? Not being to compile or user not being to install have the very same consequence : your app can’t be used.

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