Or they increase innovation, like it did in the past. Depends on how pessimistic you are maybe?
@steipete
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Apple Restricts iPhone Emulation Features for Policy Reasons
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They are not because Apple doesn’t like em. Because they do things Apple decided is not something you should use your phone for, like emulating Windows.
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Open Dialogue and Public Opinion in AI Strategy
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I’m sure it’s more complicated than we know; I also bet it could be handled better. There has to he a way to have an open dialogue, pushing public opinion is also very powerful and likely fits their strategy better.
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Official Support for Easy Software Installation
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Imagine if installing things wouldn’t require crazy system hacks but is officially supported.
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Jailbreak Innovation: How Underground Communities Drive Tech Evolution
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Who drove early innovation on iPhone? The jailbreak scene. Apple copied a lot of ideas from there. We have past evidence. Why would it be different if that is easier now?
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App Store Protection Less Restrictive Than Current Usage
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I use it right now, it is less protected than the App Store freedom.
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Big Tech Retaliatory OS Feature Restrictions Against Competitors
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The missing out on OS features is mostly retaliation, not mandated.
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Hardware Ownership: Do You Really Own Your Devices?
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You like buying hardware but then accepting that it’s not really yours?
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NOYB Challenges Malicious Law Interpretation and Enforcement
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That one is (in almost all cases) a wrong ans malicious interpretation of the law. If you wanna see that better, sponsor @NOYBeu so someone enforces this bs behavior.