The big news in tech this week included Apple deleting religious apps from the Chinese App Store at the request of China. Plus, of course, dozens of other games and apps.
And it’s also an option that can make life much more chill for Apple in the face of dozens of global antitrust actions it will continue to face over the next few years.Sideloading is the ability to install software on a smartphone that is not from an approved store. On Apple iPhone that would mean apps that don’t come directly from the Apple-controlled iOS App Store.
However, sideloading apps on iPhones would satisfy what Apple says is its highest value: human rights.
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