<story><title>Pavel Durov wants a law to make Apple allow iPhone users install other app store</title><url>https://androidrookies.com/telegram-developer-wants-a-law-to-make-apple-allow-iphone-users-to-install-apps-from-other-app-stores/</url></story><parent_chain><item><author>alexslobodnik</author><text>1. Secure&lt;p&gt;2. Open&lt;p&gt;3. Customer friendly&lt;p&gt;Pick two.</text></item><item><author>skrowl</author><text>They have anti-trust lawsuits pending in multiple countries that will also force this once they resolve.  It&amp;#x27;s obviously monopoly bundling.  Literally every other modern OS allows you to install apps from multiple sources, including Android.</text></item></parent_chain><comment><author>MattGaiser</author><text>At least for me as a consumer, Apple’s behaviour is a feature I pay extra for, not a bug.</text></comment>
<story><title>Pavel Durov wants a law to make Apple allow iPhone users install other app store</title><url>https://androidrookies.com/telegram-developer-wants-a-law-to-make-apple-allow-iphone-users-to-install-apps-from-other-app-stores/</url></story><parent_chain><item><author>alexslobodnik</author><text>1. Secure&lt;p&gt;2. Open&lt;p&gt;3. Customer friendly&lt;p&gt;Pick two.</text></item><item><author>skrowl</author><text>They have anti-trust lawsuits pending in multiple countries that will also force this once they resolve.  It&amp;#x27;s obviously monopoly bundling.  Literally every other modern OS allows you to install apps from multiple sources, including Android.</text></item></parent_chain><comment><author>JTbane</author><text>There have been numerous examples of apps in the App Store that have malicious behavior.&lt;p&gt;So, with Apple, pick none I guess?</text></comment>