By Chris Skeldon 
One of the great advantages of Android smartphones, especially when compared to iPhones, is the ability to download apps and games from a variety of sources. Of course this can also lead to other risks but that’s another conversation. However, although the The Google It has an official app store, the company does not restrict devices in that single market. This means that owners have plenty of options when it comes to adding software to their smartphones. Apple never went this way and in this way Iphone It is forbidden to download applications from unofficial sources. However, everything will change and therefore Android will lose an exclusive function due to Apple.
Android will lose an exclusive function because of Apple
In fact, the only way to add an app to the iPhone is through the Apple App Store, but that may be about to change.
According to information provided by Bloomberg, Apple may be planning a major change. This will allow iPhone users to install apps or games in another way. But you must be aware that this, as you can imagine, does not happen by the express will of the apple giant.
This is believed to be due to a change in the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). It states that it wants to “end the unfair practices of companies that act as gatekeepers in the online platform economy”.
These new rules are expected to come into effect in 2024. However, they may mean that Apple will not only have to allow third-party apps to be available, but sideloading as well. The US company has not yet made an official comment, but it seems unlikely that they will allow any app to be installed without checking it first.
This makes some sense because Apple’s strict rules meant that iPhone users were less likely to download apps that included data-stealing malware.