Apple May Soon Allow Sideloading Apps on iOS

In this video I discuss how Apple may soon allow people to side load apps on iOS as part of apples compliance with the EU's Digital Markets Act.
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[@KidCorporate]

I don't always agree with the EU but watching it repeatedly pimp-slap Apple has been immensely pleasurable.

[@salty_deez]

* arousing

[@LinkRammer]

**Skibiding*

[@UCezI1mEFSJR_GHO4Z7bs8YA]

I came.

[@phoneticalballsack]

EU should exist solely for bullying Apple

[@nikunjkhangwal]

They've done quite a lot of good things for tech industry in past year honestly.

[@ChiekoGamers]

Sideloading, unlocking the bootloader, flashing custom ROMs and recovery are a customer rights! We already paid for the device. We should have CONTROL over it.

[@perpetualcollapse]

Amen brother 🙏

[@WackoMcGoose]

And yet... *_even on Android,_* the ability to sideload apps can be disabled... *_by the carrier._* Yup, few years ago I tried to install the Amazon Flex app (which is sideloading-only for some reason and not available on Google Play), only to get a "Your carrier (AT&T) has disabled sideloading on this device" error (I own the phone outright, bought it off Amazon and merely swapped an AT&T sim card into it, plain old unlocked Pixel 5 new in box).

[@Roeclean]

​@WackoMcGoose weird, I never had that problem witb At & T

[@John-du2mq]

When you buy an apple device you automatically agree that this is not the case because it's not how their infrastructure works.

[@harythanossudibyo6993]

@@WackoMcGoose Flash another firmware or get Custom ROM.

[@OutlawSlate]

EU v Apple is truly a one way fight

[@ME0WMERE]

And I'm all for it

[@chongjunxiang3002]

Which is weird, Apple got all the lawsuit in recent time, yet Microsoft get none?

[@markm0000]

@@chongjunxiang3002 Microsoft has a long way to go until they reach Apple's level of success. Windows is a joke now and everything else they make doesn't matter.

[@lisam5802]

@@chongjunxiang3002 Microsoft has just been unable to capture hardware markets to complete a vertical monopoly.

[@justadude8716]

based Tri Gun enjoyer, read the manga when you have time it's really awesome and different from the anime!

[@gaymare6236]

The five stages of not being allowed to abuse your customers: 1. Denial: There is no reason this feature would ever be necessary 2. Anger: We can't add that feature, that is unfair! 3. Bargaining: Please, adding that feature would be so bad for (obviously bullshit reason used to disguise the actual greed motivating us) 4. Depression: Because we had to add this feature, we can no longer abuse unfair uncompetetive tactics to abuse our market position: 5. Acceptance: Hey, look how cool we are for freely, of our own volition, out of the goodness of our heart adding this feature that we had no good reason to deny you for so long. Aren't we such a great company?

[@alface935]

True

[@Margen67]

birb

[@dawnfleischman]

5 = Denial 2

[@arch800]

Apple will make a keynote about how groundbreaking this will be for independent developers and how this is new and unheard of technology as if we haven't been doing this for 15+ years already

[@nikunjkhangwal]

So true 💀

[@takahashi5341]

I think they’re going to pretend it doesn’t exist so that people will still use app store

[@JHFBBN]

it will be groundbreaking for ios independent developers

[@KOSAMAGAMES]

Doubt they want to advertise a revenue loss, they'll probably word it very technical, that way general consumers don't touch it.

[@whoman0385]

welcome to marketing

[@SQ8MXT]

I hate when people call installing apps "sideloading" as if it was some kind of hacker illegal shit

[@mynameusedtobelong]

Yeah. And the term is confusing, like side of what?

[@GrimboBagworth]

@@mynameusedtobelongI’ll take a side of fries thanks

[@_jaime.]

​@@mynameusedtobelongI'll have salad for side, I'm trying to lose weight

[@Heisenburg17]

Can I get a side burger please

[@sean6793]

The term "sideload" was coined in the late 1990s by online storage service i-drive as an alternative means of transferring and storing computer files virtually instead of physically.[4][5] In 2000, i-drive applied for a trademark on the term.[6] Rather than initiating a traditional file "download" from a website or FTP site to their computer, a user could perform a "sideload" and have the file transferred directly into their personal storage area on the service. Usage of this feature began to decline as newer hard drives became cheaper and the space on them grew each year into the gigabytes and the trademark application was abandoned. Found this after a quick search from Wikipedia. It's a bit of typical computer industry "name-claim" tomfoolery, but I think it's valid in this context. Specifically when you consider that for some devices, the USB/Lightning connector port could literally be on the side, or it might be a more abstract reference to the "side avenue" of avoiding the marketplace. It's also valid since in the context of mobile devices, it is assumed that when you say you have an installed an app, you are doing it from the designated source.When most people say they "installed" an application on Windows, I'm certain most don't necessarily download the source code and compile it themselves, no? In such a case, a more specific term has merit. This is one of those situations. Or, I mean, hackerman shit, TRUE and REAL omegaLUL, kekW. Ymmv

[@kindofanmol]

Android's biggest strength over iOS is (at least to me) the ability to side-load modded apps. This could be huge.

[@lenoirx]

That's not true, Android is much more than just installing third party apps

[@modder853]

@@lenoirxI mean let’s be honest that’s the main selling point of android, now there’s very little reason to buy android unless you like privacy which I dont

[@Zenoff64]

@@modder853 It really isn't. The average user never leaves whatever app store is the default on their phone. Which is why its so confounding as to why apple seems to think opening up to other apps stores is in any way a threat to them. With the exception of fortnite, the only people who will sideload apps are power users and those people are already using ALTStore.

[@Hornet135]

@@modder853 You don’t like privacy?

[@darukutsu]

​@@modder853send me your private messages with ur gf than pls(for the science purposes ofc)

[@progenitor_amborella]

Let’s not forget when Facebook used something like MDM (against terms) to tell its users to get a new app, which also allows them to collect vastly more data. MDM (mobile device management) is for schools and businesses to nearly completely control the device. So people will get tricked, but that’s something that needs to be worked on. Tech literacy genuinely needs to be taught. And understanding what a brand/service/whatever can do to manipulate you. That being said, I would love sideloading to come to iOS. The only way to do it now requires a refresh at least every 7 days or the app won’t open.

[@kekchanbiggestfan]

Yeah they PAID literal kids to enroll into their MDM so they could harvest their data and Apple basically had to revoke Facebook’s ability to distribute internal apps. I bet Facebook is absolutely salivating at the thought of getting to run their own app store.

[@franklinmcLaughlin]

Sideloading this way has always been available. This App Store looks more like a graphical front for the already existing way to install enterprise apps. You will almost definitely have to be enrolled in a company to get that companies app store

[@kekchanbiggestfan]

@@franklinmcLaughlin They haven’t announced any policy changes yet, but this new framework is basically just to get ready because they have to comply by march. It’s like when they added size classes months before the bigger screened iPhone 6 and 6+. They’re not publicly telling us why, but it’s basically an open secret what’s brewing.

[@RedStoneMatt]

5:10 it wasn't some specific rule about vbucks. Epic Games had added an alternate payment method that bypassed the Play Store & App Store's systems to avoid giving them the 30% they usually take, which is against their ToS. It wasn't about vbucks specifically, it was about this alternate payment thing.

[@HarrisonBorbarrison]

Yeah

[@adil0028]

Rare based Epic Store W

[@youtuberobbedmeofmyname]

Comission is so lame lmao

[@RedStoneMatt]

Holy shit what is this likes count lol

[@Sruf.]

Wasn't it the ability to pay for vbucks on pc, and buy the battlepass with vbucks on iphone? Effectively bypassing apple's "rights" to the revenue?

[@magmamaster1801]

Managed App Distripution, MAD for short... I think Apple is lowkey admitting how they feel about being forced to do this.

[@TheUberElite9588]

I hate that it may be just region locked to the EU and countries that force it. I’d like that too.

[@Alias_Anybody]

Some people claim you can vote for stuff on the other side of the pond as well.

[@TheUberElite9588]

@@Alias_Anybody if that gets put in by congress. And at that point they vote on it not the people.

[@Zenoff64]

But it won't stay that way. Mostly because there are already legislation in progress in the states to open up app access and secondly, once everyone in the EU gets sideloading and the sky doesn't fall, apple won't have a single excuse to say why its bad. And considering apple's push into more and more services, a service cancelation boycott could easily push them over the edge and enable it for everyone else.

[@newhorizon3229]

Get an Android bruv

[@cryptidv]

​@@TheUberElite9588nice "democracy" you folks got going on there.

[@kwinzman]

Imagine if after 15 years I could finally start unprivileged apps without the permission of the manufacturer. Maybe in another 15 years I could have root.

[@sznikers]

Whoa whoa, hold on with that antiamerican proterrorist propaganda 😂 Rooting your phone? What are you a Chinese spy?

[@izimsi]

to be honest I still don't know why getting root on android isn't possible just by eg. connecting it to a pc and running some software to remove the lock. Anything that makes it impossible to root straight from the OS would not be a security risk for a normal user and would allow power users to use their phones as they wish without breaking some drm encryption keys or some other "useful" shit.

[@hwstar9416]

what fortnite did was basically make the purchase button a link rather than going through the AppStore payment thus bypassing the 30% cut since the payment will be done from a browser.

[@IronIsKing]

Amazon and Spotify do the same thing though lol, they just tell you to buy their subscriptions on their websites

[@theuser810]

I remember a long time ago after iOS 8.1 when there was a cat and mouse game between 3rd party app developers and Apple. Developers would keep making new certificates until Apple revoked them. The main apps were emulators, screen recorders and 3rd party marketplaces. The apps were for people who didn't want to jailbreak.

[@gayasslily]

a small correction: sideloading was already possbile with a free developer account. the difference between a paid and a free dev account is that free accounts can only sideload up to three apps and have to refresh the ipa every seven days

[@TorutheRedFox]

the compliance with the free market act makes it so that there are basically no such restrictions iirc

[@chrisdawson1776]

This

[@blue-spy-j4g]

WOW, They're finally adding something ANDROID HAS HAD FOR ITS ENTIRE LIFE!

[@cyrilio]

Yea, but now it’s mandatory for all OS out there. We all win

[@wilh3lmmusic]

Something that should be regarded as the bare minimum for an OS: Allow the user to install their own apps

[@slikdude12592]

too bad Android became spyware

[@cawashka]

obligatory "android had this" npc comment

[@FerdarPleaseSubscribe]

how dare you criticise *trillion dollar company*

[@eclipticrick456]

features will most likely be enabled/disabled based on the country of an apple account, they currently also allow installing US-only apps in europe if you have an freedom apple account

[@NuchiAsaki]

"freedom apple account"

[@someoneontheinternet9220]

9:07 a few years ago a team of security auditors reported to Google that Android devices were calling home to their servers using your real IP even if you had a VPN enabled. They said it was intended behavior and was marked as "wont fix". I wouldn't be surprised if Apple does the same thing.

[@paraax]

Theoretically you could disable the phone connection, only connect via wifi to a router running a VPN. My guess though is it would report the last known mobile IP in that case though.

[@SalivatingSteve]

I think they saw the same issue on Apple devices as well, calling home while on VPN.

[@UNcommonSenseAUS]

What do you expect. Its not your device. As a human (read: monster, beast ((of burden-debt burden specifically))) You have no rights only privileges. Thank the zionists masquerading as ur governments

[@edwardecl]

they would probably determine country by the mobile network, no need for IP just check the network names against a database of carriers.

[@TorutheRedFox]

they already do have such a database too and it's on every device (see carrier bundles)

[@TheRisingMiles]

This might revive the IOS jailbreaking community 🤞🙏

[@LAndrewsChannel]

How? If you are officially allowed to install ANY app (including Cydia), why would anyone still want to jailbreak their phone?

[@slowedmood7440]

jailbreaking allows OS customization and more@@LAndrewsChannel

[@diamondcrafter78shane68]

@@LAndrewsChannel because some iPhone users want the customization that Android has.

[@Markoman98]

As you alluded to in the intro, I too don't own, didn't own and don't plan to own apple stuff I'm really just here because you make good vids + apple being forced to open up is one of the few things the EU does good

[@jer1776]

Never been a fan of the EU but damn they are doing some great things.

[@_jaime.]

I only hope they don't get too full of themselves and end up overregulating the market which could make prices rise. Although I have to agree that, for now, they are passing some good laws

[@porridgeramen7220]

Americans bashing their feds then worshipping the EU

[@traplover6357]

1776 pfp, understandable why youll hate it 😂

[@mash3214]

​@@_jaime.That is what usually happens, which makes avoiding Apple and mocking those that buy it still the safest way to boycott them, otherwise "govern me harder daddy"

[@jer1776]

@@porridgeramen7220 The American government for the most part only does what corporations want, the EU seems to at least have the public in mind.

[@user-fr9jz2rr9f]

If they allow custom app stores, someone needs to program a compatibility layer for the iPad that allows running macos apps on the M-series models. I would pay for that in a heartbeat.

[@eldarliis8788]

IIRC that would be impossible since Apple uses different toolchains and frameworks for UI for every platform.

[@TorutheRedFox]

you know you can just... reimplement those frameworks right? as long as the architecture is the same (which now they are) you can just do a WINE and reimplement the API yourself the kernel being very similar (both being modified Darwin) also helps a considerable bit

[@MrEShive]

It’s possible…although…imagine it like a citrix app. (But isnt shitty and works well on ipadOS. Vmware horizon does it.

[@-someone-.]

Apple simply wanted to keep “backdoor access” for themselves. 😅

[@Henk717]

This is typical mdm stuff where you can provide a locked down appstore. Android has the same thing. This wont allow sideloading.

[@_modiX]

They still seem to do it in a way that the managed distribution platform itself is still a walled garden. In other words, Apple has full control over alternative AppStores. You probably need to register your own AppStore using a developer account and then you can distribute apps without any interference of Apple, but Apple still can pull the plug on you. They seem to aim for the least possible variant that still complies EU regulations. So we will see what will happen.

[@ChairmanHehe]

"sideloading is a cybercriminal's best friend" jesus fucking christ how is this the richest company in the world

[@yoshi314]

Apple will be as petty as it gets about it. Maybe the apps will run in restricted mode because "user protection" from "unsafe apps". maybe phone will become tainted and some features will not be available if you use sideloaded apps. They will think of something, that is for sure.

[@BarakaAndrew]

Apple has succeeded in making their sheep look at side loading like a bad thing. This will bring amazing apps to the iPhone, people have no idea how many things Apple restrict on the store just because they can’t make money from it.

[@punnamrajenderreddy5537]

Yeah people don't know android has many features compared to iPhone

[@godassasin8097]

​@@captainultraswaggaRCS?

[@godassasin8097]

​@@captainultraswaggaalso why would anyone use android or ios for productivity? maybe for the camera but that's not really the OS

[@TheMr82k]

Apple also takes an upfront $99/year + taxes just for listing the app then you have to pay 30% for any in-app purchase

[@Ev1ra]

Europe 🔛🔝

[@How_To_Drive_a_TARDIS]

Nice Perry the platypus icon

[@SkigBiggler]

Reckon this is just MDM streamlining than decent side loading. It’s for big companies to provide employees access to in-company apps in a managed way.

[@V555Vendetta]

man eu is killing it with online privacy rights, I might just move there

[@connivingkhajiit]

fr they just keep making based move after based move

[@youtubeenjoyer1743]

"I might just move there" - bad, bad mistake.

[@darukutsu]

Just wait until eu pushes message monitoring act "to protect children".

[@theairaccumulator7144]

​@@youtubeenjoyer1743nah countries like Germany are functioning societies unlike the USA which is quickly falling apart.

[@Syping]

Also EU: Want scan your private messages

[@twenty-fifth420]

I watch unironically Kenny on my IPad more then I do on my Pop Os desktop 🤡

[@_jaime.]

At least you don't watch him on a xiaomi like I do 💀

[@simp-]

I use Edge browser, Windows, don't use VPNs and don't care so much, tho I watch his all videos

[@everypizza]

​@@simp-zawg.

[@NervesiT]

@@_jaime. i do too, but on a rooted one with a custom rom

[@_jaime.]

@@NervesiT mine is a mediatek one, so no custom rom for me, unfortunately I only looked at the price when I bought it as I wasn't concerned about privacy at the time

[@valeriolongobardi3223]

Huge EU W, I can’t wait to sideload more apps and not really worry about certificate revoking

[@seanwieland9763]

Sideload apps would be great to finally have an uncensored version of Telegram on iOS like on Android.

[@Hornet135]

You mean no “content has been blocked in your country due to blabla”?

[@Brutar1]

This looks more like MDM app management for enterprises. Maybe, custom stores don't want to be restricted by this template.

[@vmiguel1988]

It is my same thought, this looks like much more enterprise functionality which apple already allows partially, but the user currently manages the apps, it looks like this is just an extension letting IT administrators to install apps in a batch.

[@the1necromancer]

Seems like malicious compliance to me.

[@gombally]

Yep, this has in my opinion, nothing to do with sideloading. It's just about giving the OS native capability of managing devices from an enterprise account for corporates, which makes perfect sense. They can enforce you to only be able to download certain Apps, update them, etc.. I already have that right now on my corporate phone, but it's obviously from a third party App, but when it's native it would be way more seamless.

[@MukulDuttshades]

Another W from EU, more to come ...

[@ryderkomada2630]

This looks exactly like the thing schools do on school pcs with having a separate hub to download programs and disable downloading any other program

[@sillysimon7889]

As far as I know, changing the region on an iPhone is as easy as selecting it in the settings. I don't think they currently have any roadblocks in place for changing it (yet). This also directly affects features of the phone. For example, if you set the region of an old iPhone to France, it does not throttle to "protect" the battery, as that has been made illegal there.

[@AdamSmith-gs2dv]

If that remains the case Ireland is going to become the most popular country (only English speaking EU member)

[@TomlinMike]

Fisting that algorithm for you ser

[@TylerMBuller12]

The day they do is the day their phones become more enticing. Although I still much prefer the UI on android, Apple's feels more clunky.

[@thewhitefalcon8539]

Does Apple still only let you run one app at a time?

[@Dyl_Apple]

Tbh I really don’t think the government should be forcing companies to do stuff, if people like it they’ll buy it, if not, they won’t. People are buying it.

[@nbt1254]

A Market won't regulate itself, the USA's healthcare system is the best example of that

[@polinskitom2277]

​@@nbt1254and you know that other countries exist outside the 'land of fat' right?

[@Blue2x2x]

I do understand but even companies can be authoritarian. I mean, these days I couldn't get a high-end phone with a headphone jack, forcing me as a consumer to adapt to Bluetooth against my will, seek questionable phone that may work without having something bite me later, or lock myself out a good chunk of society. Government policies help us customers from not getting pushed around.

[@nbt1254]

@@polinskitom2277 yes? I don't know what you are trying to say. Im from germany

[@1495978707]

Funny how we just accepted calling installing programs normally being branded as “sideloading”

[@methe7738]

I have a feeling side loading will only be available in EU

[@LettuceJuice]

Watched this video on a side loaded version of KZbin with Adblock and downloads👍. Unfortunately I have to sync my phone with my computer once a week to refresh the app. It’s $99/y for the dev account that lets keep your side loaded apps last a year

[@DarthWampa_]

Hoping to see a Newpipe and F-Droid variants

[@lolotrololo2275]

I'm pretty sure that China is the most powerful force that can enforce certain features on Apple. But for now, Apple has managed to keep those features localized in that region only.

[@Breone]

I’m super excited for this

[@harryhack91]

I don't even think that change implies sideloading. It's most like they are allowing enterprises to have their own internal app distribution platforms, and I'm sure such alternate platform would require a special digital certificate issued by Apple, and there will be a strict verification process to apply to get that certificate.

[@banepigeon]

Mate, you need to start fact checking your videos. Fortnite didn’t get banned for vbucks, they got banned as they added a alternative payment method that bypassed apple and google

[@kevinwong_2016]

Fr💀

[@Krowwv]

Thank you for this information Drake

[@James-qu8rz]

I love the fancy stage scenery at 2:46- rows and stacks of internally lit 275 Gallon IBC tanks on plastic pallets.

[@justadude8716]

Mmmm if only our senators could do something beyond arguing why veterans shouldn't get help

[@themissinfowar6629]

Returning veterans are the USA top perceived terrorist threat according to them. They had todo something

[@ArnoldsKtm]

Maybe if you weren't split into two sides that fight each other, that'd also help.

[@tristoms0971]

Notably, there has been a few alternative app stores on iOS devices for a while now (such as alt store and the likes) that allowed you to side load apps however they have never been permanent as they required an external pc to install and would only last a week or a month at most as they were classified as apps in development that had to be renewed after that time passed This new update will make things like this much easier and more efficient to side load or install indirectly supported apps and will likely be well received I hope

[@lukas______]

But how long until you have to plug your phone into your PC to 'renew' the app?

[@astrailiaous_Sempticreed]

About time. I'm tired of waiting 7 days to re-sign.

[@remsee1608]

This man Jayson Tatum uploads videos while balling on the Raptors at the same time what an absolute madlad

[@Brent-ob8km]

thank you Mental Out Lawn

[@toaste_dev]

We honestly should have full control over what we want to sideload. Jailbreaking shouldn't be required to be able to actually have full capability of an apple device, sideloading is the next big step in apple for the people. We shouldn't have to be part of apples monopoly.

[@wackymoder]

You can sideload for free, there are a couple of programs but the one I personally use is called sideloadly, the downside is you have to resign your sideloaded app every 7 days or else its auto-removed, its not too much of a hassle as you have an entire week to refresh it.

[@Margen67]

Foxes need HUGS

[@caleblagrange7164]

Sideload: install program. Custom ROM: install operating system. Unlocked bootloader: use phone like x86.

[@zhon5311]

kenny, thoughts on new steam deck oled? HDR in linux! Apple getting bullied makes me grin ear to ear

[@SalivatingSteve]

Microsoft’s solution to this was to allow alternate stores/platform listings in the Windows 11 App Store. They did it to enable EA Play for PC game pass and the Amazon App Store for Android. I think you’re right Apple will limit this to European iPhones only. Apple officially justifies the $99 developer fee by including 2 support tickets. So if you’re developing an app and need their help to get it running on your real hardware, they’ll actually answer your question and provide support. All of their developer account pricing is based on the number of support tickets, if you need more they charge $50-$100 for subsequent tickets.

[@oh-noe]

@@CorruptedDogg many windows laptops come with windows s mode. Which turns off the ability to download apps from outside the windows store. They have hidden the way to disable s mode pretty good as well, so for many people who are not tech savvy they either give up or have to look up tutorials to disable it

[@LordOtorai]

You're spot on with the Microsoft example. It's like they looked at the app store playground and said, "Why not let everyone bring their own toys?" By integrating alternate stores like EA Play for the gaming crowd and the Amazon App Store for Android apps, they've basically thrown a party and invited everyone. This approach not only diversifies the types of apps available but also cleverly sidesteps the whole sideloading security concern by keeping everything under the familiar, safer umbrella of the Windows 11 App Store. Now, bringing this back to Apple, you're probably right that they might roll out this sideloading feature exclusively for European iPhones at first. It's like dipping their toes in the water to test the temperature before jumping in. It makes sense from a strategic standpoint - they get to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act while also limiting the global impact on their tightly controlled ecosystem. Regarding the developer fee, you've hit a crucial point. That $99 isn't just for the privilege of being in the App Store. It's like buying a ticket to a support hotline - you get two shots at asking Apple's wizards for help with your app. And if you're really stuck, you can buy more help for $50-$100 per issue. It's Apple's way of saying, "We're here to help, but remember, good advice isn't free." This approach to developer support does make sense in a way. It's like a quality control filter - if you're serious about your app, you'll invest in the support. Plus, it likely prevents Apple's support team from being swamped with minor issues, allowing them to focus on genuinely complex problems. All in all, whether it's Microsoft's inclusive party or Apple's cautious yet supportive approach, it's clear the app store world is evolving. It's no longer just about having the most apps, but also about how you support your developers and cater to your users' desires for variety and security. It's an exciting time to be an app aficionado, that's for sure!

[@milkyway8353]

Looking forward to it, finally

[@Jakef100f]

They should have you in a the boys cameo where you film a video speaking about vought and homelander just arrives while you are filming and he lasers you 😂

[@matejunkie]

Apple already did it for china so we know its not a problem for them if it means either sideload or no selling iphones.

[@MarcSpctr]

I think EU needs 3 more laws, 1. Devices should work with each other, My choices of Smartwatch should not depend on what phone I have, so consumers have choices and less eWaste, cause now if I have Android Phone and want Apple Watch, I have to STOP USING android and use iOS leading to eWaste. 2. Companies will have to make FIRST PARTY apps for other OS as well. 3rd party developers can have choice if they want or not, but FIRST PARTY apps like TV+, Apple Music, Google Maps, Samsung Health, etc should work both on iOS and Android. 3. Digital Ownership. EULA is just bad, companies can retrieve their digital products even after you "BUYING" them with no refund. Digital ownership should be recognised for digital assets like Songs, Movies, Books, Games, etc and if a company goes down like say STEAM is stopping. Then it should be responsibility of STEAM and game developers to make the product available on other stores like EPIC GAMES STORE and purchases will be transfered there. edit: ownership also includes ability to rent/sell the game/media.

[@crazyabe4571]

"and if a company goes down like say STEAM is stopping. Then it should be responsibility of STEAM and game developers to make the product available on other stores like EPIC GAMES STORE and purchases will be transfered there." why would they transfer it to the EPIC SPYWARE STORE when Valve has straight up said they will ensure even if they go Bankrupt they will first protect your rights to your Steam games?

[@godassasin8097]

Last one wouldn't be necessary if you'd just get the game files instead of having to use the launchers

[@MarcSpctr]

​@@crazyabe4571 Mate I was just giving an example. Say Amazon Prime Video or KZbin or Google Play Movies goes down, where you can Buy Movies they should make sure the purchases are transfered to other available stores. I hate EpicGamesStore as well, I was just giving an example. That ownership should be recognized, currently if you buy a game on Steam, but later the Publishers decides to remove it from STEAM (not DELIST, but complete removal) you cannot do anything about it neither can Steam. Cause currently you don't really BUY them, you BUY the licence to RENT IT FOR LIFETIME. Same way recently Ubisoft decided to delist some DLCs of an AC game and even if you purchased it, they are gone. So I was speaking of that. If Steam has promised to take care of it's customers even if they go down, that is good. I really like Steam and also believe they can promise such things cause they are a Private Company and not a Money Hungry Publicly Traded company. But other companies like Google, Amazon, EpicGames, etc are and they need to be kept in check for all of these activities.

[@eliezerz1950]

Damn I thought it was Jason Tatum at first XD. Great Vid!

[@ZarkWiffle]

I have that exact monitor in the corner of my office too.

[@Ultrajamz]

Wonder is this means VMWare running Windows or Linux on an ipad.

[@originallynot]

Imagine TempleOS on an iPhone

[@xE92vD]

​@@originallynotthe greatest accomplishment to get closer to god

[@username----------]

based

[@Sicknerp]

Hey outlaw great vid as always!

[@themisterceapa1871]

As someone in the EU I say thank you EDRi

[@bigboyman5743]

apple is straight up getting bullied, which is GOOD

[@everypizza]

F-Apple (kinda like F-Droid)

[@mclarenf1lm374]

Watch as they market it as a feature like they did with usb-c

[@Hal_2189]

Neat, maybe if Apple comes out with time travel tech I'll be able to care.

[@Mr_T_Hief]

Imagine what we could achieve should the USA join us so we can take apple to pound town together

[@Capiosus]

US's legal system is too slow to jump on these guys.

[@stremixx7176]

Us legal system is a joke they dont care, unless it involves taxes or oil then they go all over it lol

[@doctahjonez]

Not gonna happen, our government is down bad for corporate cock. They are effectively above the law over here.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

​@@CapiosusPlus their campaign finance would make it so Apple could just kill it. They would just buy off every member of commerce from they probably already are... I mean it wouldn't be directly of course It would be through super packs and consumer electronic obbyists and lobbying groups that are funded in part by Apple... United States campaign finance system gives centers of private capital more power than anyone else.

[@ReddRubble]

Now i phone has USB C, if i can get revanced on ios, i would consider moving

[@PeakKissShot]

There are already alternate KZbin apps you can use

[@ReddRubble]

@@PeakKissShot which?

[@ad.i]

​@@ReddRubbleKZbin++

[@kevinwong_2016]

​@@ReddRubble u you+💀

[@Ueiksg]

Crazy that Jayson Tatum also runs a tech channel. Keep up the good work. Go celtics

[@GlobalWorkings]

The epics game thing about the Vbucks is when they linked users off the app to buy Vbucks for 30% cheaper since there is no 30% cut there that Apple or Google get to take.

[@ioawhdiouwahduwioahwauio]

Hi, someone from da notification gang here c: havent watched the vid but bet it'll be gud like always lol

[@ioawhdiouwahduwioahwauio]

Europe a chad btw

[@dovs96]

Just imagine how great it would be if iOS and iPhone were more open, at least to the level of Android. Probably, in this case, I would prefer an Apple device. Android phones are still a long way from being truly open, but using an iPhone is crazy for me. Sideloading apps benefits users even if they won't use it: There have been countless times I've seen the only paid versions of programs available in appstore, while google store was full of official free versions of the same exact programs. I used an iPad for like couple of weeks and sold it, cause it felt completely useless. I could not find even basic free RDP client at the time.

[@ganymedehedgehog371]

I think you just can’t comprehend why Apple is successful. 90% of consumers don’t want an open and customizable OS. If they did Linux wouldn’t be an enthusiast OS. People just want an OS that works everytime. The iPhone audience is not the people who want to customize their phone, it’s for people who just want a phone.

[@dovs96]

@ganymedehedgehog371 I do not say it is crazy to use apple product, I say it is crazy for me, personally. I wasn't able to use that as a daily driver. And don’t spread the nonsense like "people do not want open platforms, people do not want to choose, blah blah blah". It is you who clearly don’t understand. They could give zero fucks about how customizable and open platform is, but it doesn't mean they want it that way specifically. Android is popular worldwide, it's a great daily driver for people who just wants phone and never heard about custom ROMs, recoveries and unlocked bootloaders. Do this people scream that they want less options? Less features? Are some regular android users losing their mind because of the fact AOSP exists? Or maybe iOS users complain a lot about their system becoming more and more customizable? Remind me, who said WE DO NOT WANT SIDELOADING FEATURES CAUSE IT IS CYBERCRIMINAL'S BEST FRIEND? Was it the actual apple customers? Or apple itself?😉

[@tea_otomo]

I hope the EU can do something against all these scam ads on KZbin

[@kevinwong_2016]

Fr💀

[@carsonlujan8134]

3:30 I believe the % cut Apple takes now is no longer 30% after the whole Epic Games ordeal. I recall hearing it from another yotuber saying it was changed or will be changed.

[@saltyjordy]

EU being Based? In what multiversal episode are we in?

[@a.lollipop]

EU had been based for a while with their anti-monopoly laws

[@Alias_Anybody]

@@a.lollipop If the winning streak continues they can hand over all the Teddy Roosevelt statues, they'd feel more at home on the other side.

[@MegaManNeo]

The EU does lots of shit in certain aspects but damn it's funny when they piss off (US) BigTech companies.

[@jp-ul3iv]

We have been able to push custom apps to managed Apple devices for a few years.

[@timeTegus]

Its different

[@burtburtist]

Nice always wanted to try out an iphone

[@succerberg84]

Common 🇪🇺 W

[@rudysmith1552]

The other w is destroying every single individual Western European culture with immigration and islam.

[@anthonybf2]

Lol still not buying a Crapple decice

[@harythanossudibyo6993]

iRetard are for sheep only.

[@nssSmooge]

Will the sideloading enable: 1) Opened Apis = Better alarm app 2) Full Swiftboard/Gboard 3) Will some app via sideload have privilege to make sound control like on adroid - syste vs media?

[@spiele_maus]

I really wait for this feature But keep in mind: you are already able to install Apps outside of the App Store in iOS it’s just very very very difficult and takes you a lot of time. (And no you don’t need to jailbreak your phone for that, there’s different ways you can do it)

[@__taylor__]

How is this done? Can you link a KZbin tutorial?

[@GrassKiddo123]

Sorry to say this but u DO need to jailbreak an iPhone to sideload apps

[@kevinwong_2016]

​@@GrassKiddo123 tf are you talking about💀 Dev accounts exist💀

[@Ultrajamz]

I still think virus wise, I would avoid putting sideloaded apps when possible. I think apple was noticing lack of swift interest was starting to set in, but now more incentive to develop for ios

[@markm0000]

Yolo I'm sideloading Nintendo emulators the first chance I get.

[@charautreal]

skill issue

[@markm0000]

@@charautreal mfw I had a jailbroken iPhone for years and tons of cool looking tweaks that had root access. I was so lucky I didn't get robbed or had identity theft.

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

Just buy a separate phone for side loading. Problem solved.

[@Ultrajamz]

@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 at that point most people get a 2nd phone thats android.

[@MrNexor-cj8gs]

If you have Apple products and watch Mental Outlaw... What are you even doing?

[@MarcosRobertoDosSantosJF]

I’m still using an old iPod classic since 2009. Please Mental Outlaw, do not kill me! 😂

[@SASTSimon]

Lets go!! No more setting up altstore Altstore is basically a program that lets you sideload apps as long as you connect to your pc via wifi every 7 days

[@kiwi9402]

Try sideloadly! Refreshes over wifi are very convenient, and you can sideload an extra app because it doesn’t take app ids for the app itself

[@chrisiw.5300]

i'm actually thinking about using an iphone as a daily driver now. my sideloading experience (once i got everything running smoothly and excluding all of that signing bulls***) is actually better on ios

[@drewway9599]

How someone can be security minded and not use an iPhone baffles me

[@HKIHNDKNSI]

iphone is the biggest spying device on earth

[@MegaManNeo]

What is secure about entrusting my phone with all my data to an US company that is known to cut off your legs if they get the chance?

[@xxXKogasaWe3dL0rd420Xxx]

And why is a completely closed sourced product the most secure in the market? Oh because the company that sells them to you tells you so!

[@jer1776]

Androids are for people smart enough to secure things themselves, Apple products are for people too stupid to.

[@markm0000]

@@HKIHNDKNSI It's pretty bad. I didn't realize it the first few years but now it's so bad I can have a casual conversation with someone about a random topic I haven't searched for in many years and yet it suddenly shows up in advertising across multiple websites. I know with Android root access you can completely block all of that or just install a rom setup for security. I can't get away from iPhones because of iMessage. I wish there was a phone case that could block all of the sensors selectively. I would pay a lot of money for that.

[@notafbihoneypot8487]

Based (still won't use apple)

[@etz80808yy]

I'm just glad I switched back to Android. Best decision I've ever made

[@Elysium3]

You can sideload apps with or without apples help, depending on your ios with company’s such as sideloadly, tho theres a much better one im trying to re-dig up; jailbreak devs still work, though some big ones are getting unmotivated. Sadly you could not use a vpn to unlock this feature if thats the case, your iPhones GPS would need to be in your control, which is something you can do with jailbreaking, but Im not so sure without. Though there was only a few devs that has repo’s with GPS manipulators like that tho, hopefully this is grounds for motivation