When I delete an app on an iPhone, all its data is also deleted. Gone. Why can't it be the same for the Mac?
That's what the average end-user understands by removing an app from the system nowadays.
That's what the average end-user understands by removing an app from the system nowadays.
Because on iPhone the app is completely sandboxed. Think Docker, with virtualised OS paths, but on OS level. When Apple tried to introduce a very light version of sandboxing, the world was ablaze in pitchforks and torches.
When I delete an app on an iPhone, all its data is also deleted. Gone.
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