None of those are intrinsic to sideloading.

Those private APIs also mean Apple gets to play favorites with its own apps in a lot of ways, which they have.

> And I assure you that it wouldn't be a tiny percentage of users if companies like Facebook would use it to do a run-around Apple's privacy controls.

This was addressed by my Fortnite example already.

All in all, if you don’t like sideloading, you’ll never have to engage with it.

I hate this kind of attitude, and it’s the same as the office lovers trying to prevent WFH as much as possible. Stop trying to lock us both in the cage because you’re too afraid to step out of it.