Comment by baby_souffle 3 days ago I get your point but neither the Play store or the Apple app store are devoid of malware. 5 comments baby_souffle Reply iamnothere 3 days ago Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated. baby_souffle 2 days ago > Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated.I've been curious about the north korean mobile OS... doublerabbit 3 days ago Then you get government censorship. China for example. fragmede 3 days ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law 1 reply →
iamnothere 3 days ago Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated. baby_souffle 2 days ago > Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated.I've been curious about the north korean mobile OS... doublerabbit 3 days ago Then you get government censorship. China for example. fragmede 3 days ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law 1 reply →
baby_souffle 2 days ago > Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated.I've been curious about the north korean mobile OS...
doublerabbit 3 days ago Then you get government censorship. China for example. fragmede 3 days ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law 1 reply →
Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated.
> Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated.
I've been curious about the north korean mobile OS...
Then you get government censorship. China for example.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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