That’s an expansion of the original proposal, but what does it mean?
You’d have to in some way break the entire model of the iphone, which involves sandboxing apps. How else could you have an app store company separate from the device maker?
Android can have different stores but that is done through rooting correct?
You have a few game app stores on windows/mac, but no general purpose app stores. It just isn’t a business that I know of.
Nor is the rationale explained. As long as there has been computing, OS makers have developed software that has competed with third party. This distinction seems like a slogan, rather than a solution.
You’d have to in some way break the entire model of the iphone, which involves sandboxing apps. How else could you have an app store company separate from the device maker?
Android can have different stores but that is done through rooting correct?
You have a few game app stores on windows/mac, but no general purpose app stores. It just isn’t a business that I know of.
Nor is the rationale explained. As long as there has been computing, OS makers have developed software that has competed with third party. This distinction seems like a slogan, rather than a solution.
(There may be other solutions of course)