iPhone Jailbreaking

Originally Posted by avenue

Well, that is a good thing. At least you know any applications from the App Store should be decent. With Google Play I'm not always sure if it's a safe application to download.

With the Play store, it is a more passive method. They let most apps in, but remove them when someone notices a faulty app and reports it. its a lot less secure, but less use of their own resources. Once again, Google is only looking out for themselves.

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Originally Posted by mirumoD4

With the Play store, it is a more passive method. They let most apps in, but remove them when someone notices a faulty app and reports it. its a lot less secure, but less use of their own resources. Once again, Google is only looking out for themselves.

Do you prefer Apple's stricter and safer App Store, or do you prefer Google's relaxed Google Play?

I can't decide. I'd probably go with Apple's App Store because it is safer. Then again, it might not have all of the applications I want if there is a lengthy approval process.

Originally Posted by avenue

Do you prefer Apple's stricter and safer App Store, or do you prefer Google's relaxed Google Play?

I can't decide. I'd probably go with Apple's App Store because it is safer. Then again, it might not have all of the applications I want if there is a lengthy approval process.

I kind of prefer Apple's method. Think of it this way, all the properly working and quality tested apps are stored in one place (app store) then add the open factor of android by creating 3rd party stores that holds the less tested stuff for people to try. At least there is a place where you know you are secure, and places where you can go and feel adventurous.

Originally Posted by mirumoD4

I kind of prefer Apple's method. Think of it this way, all the properly working and quality tested apps are stored in one place (app store) then add the open factor of android by creating 3rd party stores that holds the less tested stuff for people to try. At least there is a place where you know you are secure, and places where you can go and feel adventurous.

Yeah, I think Apple has done it right. If people stick to the App Store there will be less people going to the store wondering what is wrong with there phone. Many problems with Android phones are because of applications that were downloaded that aren't compatible. If the applications have gone through an approval process that wouldn't be a problem.

Do you think it's possible that Google will take Apple's approach and have a stricter approval process, or do you think Google will remain relaxed the way it is now?