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dlenski
11 months ago
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Briar: Peer to Peer Encrypted Messaging
As I understand it, only Apple's own apps get the magical blessing to run in the background whenever they want.
gkbrk
11 months ago
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Hmm, seems anti-competitive.
immibis
11 months ago
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In Europe it's been ruled that since Apple makes no pretense of being competitive, they don't have to be, while Google has to actually deliver on their open platform promises.
actionfromafar
11 months ago
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Anti trust enforcement was tried briefly at the turn of the century but was deemed unprofitable for oligarchs, so it is no longer in fashion.
Georgelemental
11 months ago
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Eh, it has seen a mini resurgence recently
mikepurvis
11 months ago
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This affects other Bluetooth-using apps too, like the Fitbit app needs to be periodically restarted in order to get data synced from a tracker.
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