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Apple is actively hostile to software freedom. Even if a particular iOS app is free, actually exercising the four freedoms is difficult given the barriers Apple puts up against developers.
This is not considering the culture of Apple users which is generally indifferent to software freedom, of course.
Apple is actively hostile to software freedom. Even if a particular iOS app is free, actually exercising the four freedoms is difficult given the barriers Apple puts up against developers.
This is not considering the culture of Apple users which is generally indifferent to software freedom, of course.