Uhhhhhhh based?

>>105773162 (OP)
Why is the EU hellbent on turning iOS into Android?

>>105773174
Why do you tongue nigger anus?

>>105773174
>Why is the EU hell bent on letting me use this computer in my pocket as a computer instead of a toy
gee i don't know

If you want a good laugh go to macrumors and read the comments, there's always retards unironically defending the walled garden and monopoly

>straight off a developers website
isn’t this a huge win?

>off-store downloads work only inside the EU, and disappear if you stay outside the bloc for more than 30 days.
can't wait to replace my iPhone 8 with a OnePlus. I am done with Apple

>>105773387
That's such a spiteful bitch move kek

>>105773387
EU already working on this part

>>105773291
https://developer.apple.com/support/web-distribution-eu/
>Be a member in good standing of the Apple Developer Program for two continuous years or more, and have an app that had more than one million first annual installs on iOS and/or iPadOS in the EU in the prior calendar year.

>>105773520
The EU keeps going after them every time to add their exceptions and rules

>>105773537
They got away with the geofencing bullshit so I don't care anymore. This EC is incompetent.

>spoof me location for 1s every 30 days
>free of apple's control

>>105773162 (OP)
Based & iToddler pilled

>>105773634
Spoofing is a bit difficult because you need a deep basement or Faraday cage.
You also need an EU payment method to change your Apple ID region I believe.
And you need to go back into the cage whenever you want to install something because the grace period only applies to updates.

>>105773741
>Spoofing is a bit difficult because you need a deep basement or Faraday cage.
nta but you clearly have never heard of SDR devices

>>105773174
GOOD MORNING SIR!

>>105773749
countryd goes off cell tower MCCs, WiFi regulatory domains and possibly GPS. You need to stop all outside signals and add one of your own. Jamming would make the second part difficult (and is also very illegal (but I assume you don't care)). I guess it should be theoretically possible to jam "every WiFi network other than this particular one" but since I'm not a three letter agent I don't know if it's possible in practice. Do you?

>>105773291
It's better but apple will always find a way for malicious compliance. I feel like at this point it's an official title in the company.

>>105773387
>can't wait to replace my iPhone 8 with a OnePlus. I am done with Apple
based
>>105773520
also, look at the core technology fee. you need to get 1 million new installs yearly to be eligible for web distribution, then you pay half a euro for every install over the 1 million.

>>105773275
the good thing about normies is that they will change their mind instantly when legal reality changes.

>>105773614
it's not just the EU that comes after Apple now
https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/judge-allows-antitrust-lawsuit-apple-proceed-123356513

imagine being part of this cuck garden where you are forced to transfer files via an 800mb itunes app rofl

>Based EU comes to kick apple in the nuts once more.
>Apple deflects with malicious compliance again.
It's all so tiresome

>>105773927
>the year is 2095
>von der leyen XLVII rules that no, really, apple must allow developers to distribute ipas over the web
>apple says sure
>as long as you fax them a 600-page document signed on every page
>the fax number is only delivered by usps 2nd class and is only valid for two days
>and you must first hand deliver an envelope to apple headquarters showing a bank statement for an account with $10m deposited
>after you get approved your ipa must be personally reviewed and notarized by tim cook, eta 60 days
>the upload form always times out