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A strange move came from US-based tech giant Apple. As is known, the company has been allowing retro game emulators for a while now. In that case, two
A strange move came from US-based tech giant Apple. As is known, the company has been allowing retro game emulators for a while now. In that case, two developers work for the iOS ecosystem. PC emulator decided to develop it. However, Apple does not allow these emulators to be published on the App Store. didn’t allow.
Apps that Apple rejects: iDOS 3 and UTM SE It was called. iDOS 3, as the name suggests, imitated the DOS system, and UTM SE imitated Windows. However, Apple uses these applications Because it is not a game emulator He refused.
Chaoji Li, the developer of IDOS 3, has made a statement on the subject. The statement said that we are completely free from publishing applications on the App Store. At the mercy of Apple specified. Furthermore, when Li asked what exactly he needed to do to publish his app to the App Store Didn’t get a logical answer say.
Apple has not made a statement about this, but the company has let it be known push the boundaries resembling. Of course, we should not forget that this can have some consequences. After all, Apple allowed retro game emulators due to an antitrust investigation. A similar studycan force the company to allow all emulators.
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Emma Ortiz is a gadget expert and author at Div Bracket. She provides in-depth coverage of the latest and greatest in consumer technology, offering readers an inside look at the latest trends and innovations in the world of gadgets.
