Why should they? Facebook went out of their way to abuse the rules, but should get an exception because they buy a lot of iPhones?
Apple should offer an alternative way to load apps onto the phones that Facebook paid for that can't be revoked.
I don't think anybody's suggesting that Facebook should be an exception - rather, it would be good if Apple allowed everybody to sideload iphone apps (other than enterprise and developer keys, which are both great for their niche but not general-purpose)
You don't understand what parent comment is saying ... it complains Apple's closed environment not allowing of any apps to be installed in anyone's phone unless app is downloaded from AppStore.
> Apple's closed environment not allowing of any apps to be installed in anyone's phone unless app is downloaded from AppStore
Except the enterprise distribution which is what Facebook fucked up by breaking the rules. You have to try really hard to get that revoked, Facebook did and now they're in a tough spot. This is fine.
The market has no alternative is the real story here