, Apple recently told lawmakers the legislation would make iPhone users less safe.
“The bills put consumers in harm’s way because of the real risk of privacy and security breaches,” Apple said in a letter seen by. The company specifically targets app sideloading as a potential threat. One of the provisions of the Open App Markets Act would force platform holders to allow consumers to sideload software and install third-party app stores.
Walker warns the bills could hurt the company’s ability to integrate automated security features in its services. He also claims the bills could hurt the company’s ability and that of its US counterparts to compete with foreign firms by forcing them to obtain approval from “government bureaucrats” whenever they plan to release new features or address existing issues.
Apple and Google may not like the proposed bills, but they have support from others in the tech ecosystem. Specifically, the Coalition for App Fairness, an organizationco-founded to pressure the two companies to change their app store policies, has come out in support of the legislation. “Moving this important legislation forward sends a clear and unambiguous message that monopoly control of the app ecosystem is no longer acceptable,” the group said on Monday.
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So they refuse any sort of third-party options on their software, but don’t want sideloading because their security is better? IMO they shouldn’t be able to have it both ways.
this is no longer a concern as hypercapsoc requires these mergers as we exodus the workforce en masse. this will be authorized by consensus.
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