The prime example is that apple gives apps unfettered access to network connections. And YOU are unable to block this in any meaningful way.
What apple doesn't give you is the ability to manage your own phone. You cannot really manage what apps are doing yourself. You cannot even find out what apps are doing. And you definitely will not be able to manage apple apps, they get a free pass in all ways.
But yes, if there's a sideloaded facebook app, or a facebook store, you will be given more rope to do with as you want.
The prime example is that apple gives apps unfettered access to network connections. And YOU are unable to block this in any meaningful way.
What apple doesn't give you is the ability to manage your own phone. You cannot really manage what apps are doing yourself. You cannot even find out what apps are doing. And you definitely will not be able to manage apple apps, they get a free pass in all ways.
But yes, if there's a sideloaded facebook app, or a facebook store, you will be given more rope to do with as you want.