I don't care about third party app stores, but they really need to make USB side loading easy and free for all users. And make virtualization enabled for VMs!!!,(reply>), @Zonaloca  あっぷ,(reply>), @tech3475 Somehow iSH is allowed though which is a whole x86 emulator that can run any Linux program (in theory) and you can use most major programming languages on it, I'm surprised it was approved,(reply>), @Drill_Fiend although a valid concern, will it be a problem? I hope not, as it isn’t in other operating systems, for example Android prompts you when an app is trying to install software and you must go to settings and allow it to do so, to the point that it affects the app that handles an apk you load yourself, for example needing to allow your browser to install the app you downloaded or allowing the file manager to install the apk you have, now if the issue is once you given permissions to a store then we’ll enter in how much you trust that store, but that’s already a thing on all the other ecosystems, macOS, Windows, Android and every Linux distribution.<br>So I think they will be enough measures in order to an app not installing crap totally unknowingly, unless you give it that power.<br>So I think there won’t be much problems unless people install whatever obscure thing, even if you don’t like Epic Games practices you always can not use it, unlike the preinstalled iOS store, and as a side note maybe is the lack of bad news/scandals but didn’t the Epic Games Store got better? It still spies on Windows Steam files? (by the way that’s a thing that if it was an app packaged like .appx/msix can be prevented as those are sandboxed by default, and is a thin that could be prevented only giving it permission to certain folders not the entire storage, and is a thing that iOS already does on apps for permissions on photos, and GrapheneOS, in short, probably Apple will do a good job with sandboxing and permissions, or at least the minimum,(reply>), @Pro720HyperMaster720 I think there are some legitimate concerns when third party apps are able to install suspicious apps or service that might be compromised without the knowledge of the user, etc. as opposed to the user willingly installing apps through package file and willing to trust the source or use it for development. Also, I just don’t trust Epic Games and their bad conduct, and they are the biggest force behind their third party AppStore movement.,(reply>), The ability to downgrade app versions. That's the one reason I am rooting for these changes.