Apple Removes HKmap.live from the App Store
This is why Apple will always be a second-class citizen to Android.<p>If I have a good reason, I can toggle a setting and install APKs built by anyone. If I have a good reason, I can wipe my phone and unlock the bootloader to literally replace and de-Google the entire OS.<p>When I buy a phone, it&#x27;s a hardware product I&#x27;m buying. Just like when you buy a PC&#x2F;laptop, what you run on it is your business, not the manufacturers. It&#x27;s certain <i>nice</i> that Dell pre-loads Windows 10 on their laptops, but if I want to run Linux, I can.<p>&gt;but I want my phone to just work<p>You also have the freedom to stay in the walled garden. The difference is you have to <i>option</i> to run different software if you so choose, and having that freedom is so much more important to me than how slick the UI is or how good the ecosystem is.<p>I don&#x27;t own any Apple products, although I was strongly considering switching to iPhone a few years back. These recent developments confirm that I definitely made the right choice staying with Android.