Poll: Could sideloading iOS apps actually make things better rather than worse?<div class="feat-image">
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<p>One of the biggest <a href="
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<p>Apple argues that sideloading would be dangerous, opening up the iPhone to malware and scam apps – but Jason Snell has put forward an interesting argument that it could make iOS apps better, rather than worse … </p>
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Poll: Could sideloading iOS apps actually make things better rather than worse?
