Sideloading - Revision history

Yooco: clarity

2025-01-17T12:30:27Z

clarity

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	'''Sideloading''' is a technofascist propaganda term ~~for~~ installing software on your computer or mobile phone from a source not owned by the operating system vendor (usually Google or Apple), or not "authorized" (approved) by them through a digital signature.		'''Sideloading''' is a technofascist propaganda term that vilifies installing software on your computer or mobile phone from a source not owned by the operating system vendor (usually Google or Apple), or not "authorized" (approved) by them through a digital signature.

	Big tech companies are increasingly restricting users' ability to run whichever software they like on their property that they paid for, as usual under the guise of "protecting the user", and fearmonger about the "dangers of sideloading".<ref>[https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf Fearmongering propaganda by Apple]</ref> Apple has also given itself the ability to remotely delete already installed software from iPhones.<ref>[http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/06/apples-ability-to-deactivate-malicious-app-store-apps/ Apple's Ability to Deactivate Malicious App Store Apps - MacRumors]</ref>		Big tech companies are increasingly restricting users' ability to run whichever software they like on their property that they paid for, as usual under the guise of "protecting the user", and fearmonger about the "dangers of sideloading".<ref>[https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf Fearmongering propaganda by Apple]</ref> Apple has also given itself the ability to remotely delete already installed software from iPhones.<ref>[http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/06/apples-ability-to-deactivate-malicious-app-store-apps/ Apple's Ability to Deactivate Malicious App Store Apps - MacRumors]</ref>

Yooco: bad gap

2025-01-13T18:14:17Z

bad gap

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	'''Sideloading''' is a technofascist propaganda term for installing software on your computer or mobile phone from a source not owned by the operating system vendor (usually Google or Apple), or not "authorized" (approved) by them through a digital signature.		'''Sideloading''' is a technofascist propaganda term for installing software on your computer or mobile phone from a source not owned by the operating system vendor (usually Google or Apple), or not "authorized" (approved) by them through a digital signature.

	Big tech companies are increasingly restricting users' ability to run whichever software they like on their property that they paid for, as usual under the guise of "protecting the user", and fearmonger about the "dangers of sideloading".<ref>[https://www.apple.com/privacy		Big tech companies are increasingly restricting users' ability to run whichever software they like on their property that they paid for, as usual under the guise of "protecting the user", and fearmonger about the "dangers of sideloading".<ref>[https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf Fearmongering propaganda by Apple]</ref> Apple has also given itself the ability to remotely delete already installed software from iPhones.<ref>[http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/06/apples-ability-to-deactivate-malicious-app-store-apps/ Apple's Ability to Deactivate Malicious App Store Apps - MacRumors]</ref>
	/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf Fearmongering propaganda by Apple]</ref> Apple has also given itself the ability to remotely delete already installed software from iPhones.<ref>[http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/06/apples-ability-to-deactivate-malicious-app-store-apps/ Apple's Ability to Deactivate Malicious App Store Apps - MacRumors]</ref>

	As usual, whenever a technofascist corporation decides to lock the end user (you) down more or install glorified backdoors, they do it with the usual "to protect you" excuse, and with the promise that they will "never abuse this". Google does this, Apple does this, Microsoft does this, all of big tech does this.<ref>[https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/sT_ePyytBtc Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1]</ref><ref name=JodyBruchon />		As usual, whenever a technofascist corporation decides to lock the end user (you) down more or install glorified backdoors, they do it with the usual "to protect you" excuse, and with the promise that they will "never abuse this". Google does this, Apple does this, Microsoft does this, all of big tech does this.<ref>[https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/sT_ePyytBtc Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1]</ref><ref name=JodyBruchon />

Yooco: fix complete

2025-01-13T18:13:27Z

fix complete

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	'''Sideloading''' is a technofascist propaganda term for installing software on your computer or mobile phone from a source not owned by the operating system vendor (usually Google or Apple), or not "authorized" (approved) by them through a digital signature.		'''Sideloading''' is a technofascist propaganda term for installing software on your computer or mobile phone from a source not owned by the operating system vendor (usually Google or Apple), or not "authorized" (approved) by them through a digital signature.

	Big tech companies are increasingly restricting users' ability to run whichever software they like on their property that they paid for, as usual under the guise of "protecting the user", and fearmonger about the "dangers of sideloading".[1] Apple has also given itself the ability to remotely delete already installed software from iPhones.[2]		Big tech companies are increasingly restricting users' ability to run whichever software they like on their property that they paid for, as usual under the guise of "protecting the user", and fearmonger about the "dangers of sideloading".<ref>[https://www.apple.com/privacy
			/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf Fearmongering propaganda by Apple]</ref> Apple has also given itself the ability to remotely delete already installed software from iPhones.<ref>[http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/06/apples-ability-to-deactivate-malicious-app-store-apps/ Apple's Ability to Deactivate Malicious App Store Apps - MacRumors]</ref>

	As usual, whenever a technofascist corporation decides to lock the end user (you) down more or install glorified backdoors, they do it with the usual "to protect you" excuse, and with the promise that they will "never abuse this". Google does this, Apple does this, Microsoft does this, all of big tech does this.[~~3][4~~]		As usual, whenever a technofascist corporation decides to lock the end user (you) down more or install glorified backdoors, they do it with the usual "to protect you" excuse, and with the promise that they will "never abuse this". Google does this, Apple does this, Microsoft does this, all of big tech does this.<ref>[https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/sT_ePyytBtc Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1]</ref><ref name=JodyBruchon />

	It's like pointing a gun and having your finger on the trigger but promising not to shoot. They want to convince you that "piracy is theft" and at the same time "buying isn't ownership".		It's like pointing a gun and having your finger on the trigger but promising not to shoot. They want to convince you that "piracy is theft" and at the same time "buying isn't ownership".

	In the United States, the Digital Millenium Copywrong Act (DMCA), which Bill Clinton signed into law without the consent of most Americans, has a clause that outlaws "circumventing copyright protection systems". This gives vendors the leeway to label anything as "copyright protection system", so people modifying the hardware that they paid for can be punishable by law.<ref name=~~jodybruchon~~>[https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/vvaWrmS3Vg4 Windows 11 Must Be Stopped: THE SEQUEL - Jody Bruchon]</ref><ref>[https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201 17 U.S. Code § 1201 - Circumvention of copyright protection systems]</ref>		In the United States, the Digital Millenium Copywrong Act (DMCA), which Bill Clinton signed into law without the consent of most Americans, has a clause that outlaws "circumventing copyright protection systems". This gives vendors the leeway to label anything as "copyright protection system", so people modifying the hardware that they paid for can be punishable by law.<ref name=JodyBruchon>[https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/vvaWrmS3Vg4 Windows 11 Must Be Stopped: THE SEQUEL - Jody Bruchon]</ref><ref>[https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201 17 U.S. Code § 1201 - Circumvention of copyright protection systems]</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==
	<references />		<references />
	~~[1] [Fearmongering propaganda by Apple](https://www.apple.com/privacy~~
	~~/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf)~~

	~~[2] [Apple's Ability to Deactivate Malicious App Store Apps - MacRumors](http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/06/apples-ability-to-deactivate-malicious-app-store-apps/)~~

	~~[3] [Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1](https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/sT_ePyytBtc)~~

Yooco: Fix in progress

2025-01-13T18:11:23Z

Fix in progress

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	It's like pointing a gun and having your finger on the trigger but promising not to shoot. They want to convince you that "piracy is theft" and at the same time "buying isn't ownership".		It's like pointing a gun and having your finger on the trigger but promising not to shoot. They want to convince you that "piracy is theft" and at the same time "buying isn't ownership".

	In the United States, the Digital Millenium Copywrong Act (DMCA), which Bill Clinton signed into law without the consent of most Americans, has a clause that outlaws "circumventing copyright protection systems". This gives vendors the leeway to label anything as "copyright protection system", so people modifying the hardware that they paid for can be punishable by law.[4][5]		In the United States, the Digital Millenium Copywrong Act (DMCA), which Bill Clinton signed into law without the consent of most Americans, has a clause that outlaws "circumventing copyright protection systems". This gives vendors the leeway to label anything as "copyright protection system", so people modifying the hardware that they paid for can be punishable by law.<ref name=jodybruchon>[https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/vvaWrmS3Vg4 Windows 11 Must Be Stopped: THE SEQUEL - Jody Bruchon]</ref><ref>[https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201 17 U.S. Code § 1201 - Circumvention of copyright protection systems]</ref>

	~~References:~~

			== References ==
			<references />
	[1] [Fearmongering propaganda by Apple](https://www.apple.com/privacy		[1] [Fearmongering propaganda by Apple](https://www.apple.com/privacy
	/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf)		/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf)
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	[3] [Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1](https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/sT_ePyytBtc)		[3] [Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1](https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/sT_ePyytBtc)

	~~[4] [Windows 11 Must Be Stopped: THE SEQUEL - Jody Bruchon](https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/vvaWrmS3Vg4)~~

	~~[5] [17 U.S. Code § 1201 - Circumvention of copyright protection systems](https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201)~~

Yooco: I drafted this on my phone and I will format this in a moment.

2025-01-13T17:39:44Z

I drafted this on my phone and I will format this in a moment.

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'''Sideloading''' is a technofascist propaganda term for installing software on your computer or mobile phone from a source not owned by the operating system vendor (usually Google or Apple), or not "authorized" (approved) by them through a digital signature.

Big tech companies are increasingly restricting users' ability to run whichever software they like on their property that they paid for, as usual under the guise of "protecting the user", and fearmonger about the "dangers of sideloading".[1] Apple has also given itself the ability to remotely delete already installed software from iPhones.[2]

As usual, whenever a technofascist corporation decides to lock the end user (you) down more or install glorified backdoors, they do it with the usual "to protect you" excuse, and with the promise that they will "never abuse this". Google does this, Apple does this, Microsoft does this, all of big tech does this.[3][4]

It's like pointing a gun and having your finger on the trigger but promising not to shoot. They want to convince you that "piracy is theft" and at the same time "buying isn't ownership".

In the United States, the Digital Millenium Copywrong Act (DMCA), which Bill Clinton signed into law without the consent of most Americans, has a clause that outlaws "circumventing copyright protection systems". This gives vendors the leeway to label anything as "copyright protection system", so people modifying the hardware that they paid for can be punishable by law.[4][5]

References:

[1] [Fearmongering propaganda by Apple](https://www.apple.com/privacy
/docs/Building_a_Trusted_Ecosystem_for_Millions_of_Apps_A_Threat_Analysis_of_Sideloading.pdf)

[2] [Apple's Ability to Deactivate Malicious App Store Apps - MacRumors](http://www.macrumors.com/2008/08/06/apples-ability-to-deactivate-malicious-app-store-apps/)

[3] [Apple Removes Ability to Run Unsigned Apps in macOS 15.1](https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/sT_ePyytBtc)

[4] [Windows 11 Must Be Stopped: THE SEQUEL - Jody Bruchon](https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/vvaWrmS3Vg4)

[5] [17 U.S. Code § 1201 - Circumvention of copyright protection systems](https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201)