There's no transparency or real studies if there's some effective malware filtering by forcing the app store model so at this point it's difficult to take it seriously.
> You might not want them, but the reason more and more and more apps are written for the platform is because of market power that comes from being content friendly
[Citations needed] again basically, there's only two platforms on mobile, it's not like developers can get the luxury to chose a platform.
> There's no transparency or real studies if there's some effective malware filtering by forcing the app store model so at this point it's difficult to take it seriously.
Maybe look at the Android situation: Malware is at least two orders of magnitude more prevalent, and it's mostly because you can type "free fortnite vbucks android" into the search bar, get on a YT video that links to a shady site, that shady site tells the user how to enable sideloading and install spyware apps masquerading as coin generators.
> You might not want them, but the reason more and more and more apps are written for the platform is because of market power that comes from being content friendly
[Citations needed] again basically, there's only two platforms on mobile, it's not like developers can get the luxury to chose a platform.