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Apple Wallet is in the App store, and the F1 ad debacle directly violates App Store guidelines https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/ ) > 4.5.4 Push Notifications must not be required for the app to function, and should not be used to send sensitive personal or confidential information. Push Notifications should not be used for promotions or direct marketing purposes unless customers have explicitly…
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I definitely get unmutable notifications on Android from my first-party phone manufacturer bloatware apps, which is the equivalent here. Would I like to see the new Themes in the Theme Marketplace? Pretty sure I've had marketing notifications on third party apps I couldn't disable without losing functionality, too. Separate notification channels might be mandatory in theory, but even if so, the Play Store is worse at…
Go to Settings > Apps and disable said bloatware apps. If not visible in the list, turn on ‘Show system apps’.
Apple without Ive and Jobs increasingly has a taste problem. Everything from their ads to things like this are just in really poor taste, and aren’t something that they would have done 15 years ago because they would have thought it was beneath their brand. I like Apple, so I’m really hoping they bring on someone to solve this. Otherwise they’re on track to be the same as every other tasteless tech company. More on t…
> Apple without Ive and Jobs increasingly has a taste problem Sorry, having seen the sappy photo of Ive & Altman I cannot trust his taste. https://in.mashable.com/tech/94502/sam-altman-taps-worlds-gr...
I realized it was official as I read your comment.
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“Fair” meaning that an app that was designed from the ground up by the same people that created the device and operating system should get the same attention as a malware-ridden hack from six years ago? What does fair even mean here? Ensuring the advantages of vertical integration can’t be enjoyed by users?
Fair means you follow your own rules and do not use your monopolistic position to promote your apps.