> My fear for end users is that once an alternative App Store opens or direct side loading is allowed it will reduce users options and harm the users ability to effectivly control privacy.
This is massively misinformed. The majority of privacy controls exist in iOS itself completely independently of the distribution method, and many more unimplemented potentially beneficial privacy controls can also be implemented at that level. This has been true for years.
This is massively misinformed. The majority of privacy controls exist in iOS itself completely independently of the distribution method, and many more unimplemented potentially beneficial privacy controls can also be implemented at that level. This has been true for years.