iOS indie app development looks like
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iOS indie app development looks like
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#3Won't folks prefer to use native system features (e.g. password protected apps or the "hidden" album in Photos app)?
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#4Won't folks prefer to use native system features (e.g. password protected apps or the "hidden" album in Photos app)?
That, and how did Apple managed to approve an application that hides its true purpose like that?
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#5Really, the fact that Apple pushes swiftui as production ready is laughable. The framework is so ridden in bugs, does not play nicely with the other frameworks like photosui, and the language itself is incredibly bloated.
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#6Won't folks prefer to use native system features (e.g. password protected apps or the "hidden" album in Photos app)?
Maybe, but does that mean this app doesn't deserve to exist on user's computers if they so choose? Not sure why Apple has a say in that just because they have a massive advantage over every other dev on their platform.
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#7Won't folks prefer to use native system features (e.g. password protected apps or the "hidden" album in Photos app)?
That, and how did Apple managed to approve an application that hides its true purpose like that?
The scariest part is probably the user-base ready to purchase such an App.
The demo gif literally showcase "Jenn*Nud*.jpg" as an example..
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#8Really, the fact that Apple pushes swiftui as production ready is laughable. The framework is so ridden in bugs, does not play nicely with the other frameworks like photosui, and the language itself is incredibly bloated.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
That, and how did Apple managed to approve an application that hides its true purpose like that?
The scariest part is probably the user-base ready to purchase such an App. The demo gif literally showcase "Jenn*Nud*.jpg" as an example..
Maybe I'm way out of touch, but does anyone over the 18 bother to hide their stash of pornography unless it's somehow illegal? I mean, be worried whether or not there's parental controls so the kids can't get to it, but to encrypt it?
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
That, and how did Apple managed to approve an application that hides its true purpose like that?
The scariest part is probably the user-base ready to purchase such an App. The demo gif literally showcase "Jenn*Nud*.jpg" as an example..
I mean, I don't like JPGs as much as the next guy, but idk that I'd call them scary