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And then Facebook forces you to use their "web installer" that simply allows them to spy on everything you do on the phone :-)
by throwaway50606 3y ago
And then Facebook forces you to use their "web installer" that simply allows them to spy on everything you do on the phone :-)
- doikor 3y agoThe spying is still be illegal in EU without user consent no matter if it is technically possible or not.
- nozzlegear 3y agoBut then for those of us not in the EU, Facebook et al suddenly have access to a plethora of data they didn’t have before via side loading thanks to a European law.
- mmmmmbop 3y agoNo need to worry. EU laws concerning iOS only apply to products sold within the EU. Apple is within their rights to keep their operating system locked down outside the EU, and all recent reports indicate that this is exactly what they'll do. So unless your country decides to pass similar legislation, you're free to enjoy Apple's restrictions.
- ohgodplsno 3y agoAnd so your concern is because of... the EU, and not your own politicians for failing to regulate a completely out of control corporation running psychological experiments on users without their consent ? Interesting set of priorities.
- nozzlegear 3y agoWhere did I say I’m not concerned about my own politicians? Don’t twist my argument.
- bcrosby95 3y agoIt's not the EU's fault your/our government sucks.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoLosing arbitrary code doesn't magically remove iOS's sandboxing.
- ThePowerOfFuet 3y agoNo, but it would permit the use of private frameworks.