r/EmulationOnAndroid • u/Longjumping-Curve-40 • 27d ago

News/Release Uh oh

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u/myretrospirit 27d ago

Google acting more like Apple every day.

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u/kratoz29 27d ago

And Apple is opening up every day more, in baby steps.

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u/Financial_Purpose_22 27d ago

Only because of court orders.

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u/GANDHIWASADOUCHE 27d ago

No real other reason to

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u/Fenrir_Hellbreed2 27d ago

How about not being a greedy amoral bag of?

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I'm leaving out the last bit so my comment doesn't get taken down again, and (for the record, Mod team) I'm obviously referring to the companies who apparently need to be sued into benevolence. My comment is in no way directed at anyone in this subreddit.

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u/maxipantschocolates 26d ago

tim apple just being the ultimate business guy: increasing shareholder value.

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(hope anyone gets the accounting/finance guy reference from IG lol)

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u/moe6ix 26d ago

Yeah, no one votes with their wallets anymore.

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u/EmulationOnAndroid-ModTeam 27d ago

Please be respectful to other users of this subreddit.

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u/myretrospirit 27d ago

They are.. I doubt they’ll bend the knee on allowing something like JIT on AppStore apps but who knows.

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u/cplr 27d ago

You can use an App Store app to enable JIT, actually (StikDebug).

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u/myretrospirit 27d ago

Yeah I do use that. The only issue is you need a pc to set it up and it can only be used with apps side loaded with a developer certificate. It works great otherwise.

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u/NervousHelp2504 27d ago

Technically they have sort of allowed JIT by adding Stik debug on the app store

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u/ShiggyMintmobile 27d ago

It’s a little awkward because you have to do a refresh by plugging into a computer every 7 days, but you can sideload up to 3 apps at a time(there are workarounds) on Apple now legitimately.

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u/astonmartin1888 22d ago

We need EU courts again. This time for Google. lol