Dev calls Apple's iPhone sideloading rules 'malicious compliance'
A noted Apple critic used the terms "malicious compliance" and "hot garbage" to describe the company's elaborate rules for sideloading apps.
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A noted Apple critic used the terms "malicious compliance" and "hot garbage" to describe the company's elaborate rules for sideloading apps.
Count Spotify among those not thrilled with how Apple has chosen to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which sets the stage for sideloading
Apple has revealed its complex plans to support app sideloading in the European Union, and opened the door for cloud gaming services and contactless payments beyond Apple Pay.
Apple has laid down the rules for opening a competing app store. It's not pleased too many of its rivals.
Apple will soon start letting users in the European Union sideload apps and download alternative app stores, however, the change also introduces limitations and fees for developers.