01.26.2024
A noted critic of Apple used the phrase "malicious compliance" to describe the rules Apple laid down for iPhone users in the EU to sideload applications. (via Cult of Mac
A noted critic of Apple used the phrase “malicious compliance” to describe the rules Apple laid down for iPhone users in the EU to sideload applications.
(via Cult of Mac – Apple news, reviews and how-tos)
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