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Apple restores Google's internal iOS apps after certificate misuse punishment

and it made a powerful point Scott Rosenberg / Axios : Tech giants are the new gatekeepers Wall Street Journal : Apple Exerts Power as Privacy Protector Enrique Dans / Forbes : Google Vs. Facebook: Similar Business Models, But With Some Very Big Differences Samuel Wade / China Digital Times : New Site Tracks Gaps in Apple's Chinese App Store Kayla LaCour / Wired : Gadget Lab Podcast: Why Apple App-Slapped Facebook Philip Elmer-DeWitt : Tim Cook, privacy cop Emil Protalinski / VentureBeat : ProBeat: If your company uses iOS, it's time for an internal audit Christian Zibreg / iDownloadBlog.com : Facebook employees considered quitting after Apple blocked their internal apps Kris Holt / Engadget : Apple restores Google's internal iOS apps Amelia Heathman / London Evening Standard : Google has been running a data collection app, just like Facebook Bogdan Petrovan / Android Authority : Apple vs Google and 11 more things you need to know in tech for Friday, Feb. 1 Wei Shi / Telecoms.com : Apple slaps Google and Facebook on the wrist Salvador Rodriguez / CNBC : Apple and Facebook make peace so Facebook employees can start using internal iOS apps again David Meyer / Fortune : Apple Makes Nice With Google and Facebook, Letting Them Run Employee-Only iOS Apps Again Ivan Mehta / The Next Web : This week's Facebook-Google-Apple drama, explained Ellen Tannam / Silicon Republic : Apple restores internal iOS apps for Facebook and Google after row Abdullah / Gizchina : Apple blocks Google's internal apps on iOS devices Cyrus Farivar / Ars Technica : Apple restores Google's own internal iPhone apps after privacy brouhaha Ian Chee / Lowyat.NET : Google Discovered Collecting User Data From Apple Via Internal Apps Mikey Campbell / AppleInsider : Apple restores Google enterprise developer certificate after five-hour ban Bloomberg : Apple Punishes Google by Revoking Its Ability to Test Apps Firstpost : Apple restores Facebook's Enterprise Certificate for internal employee apps on iOS JC Torres / SlashGear : Apple tussle with Facebook, Google shows Cupertino's true power Duncan Riley / SiliconANGLE : In latest privacy dispute, Apple revokes, then restores Google's enterprise apps Associated Press : The Latest: Apple axes Google access to key developer tool Jules Wang / Pocketnow : Apple shut down then restored Google's internal iOS apps [U] C. Scott Brown / Android Authority : First Facebook, now Google's internal iOS apps are blocked by Apple (Update: Google block lifted) Paul Wagenseil / Tom's Guide : Apple Kills Google's In-House IOS Apps In Privacy Spat Leif Johnson / Macworld : Apple blocks Google from using enterprise certificates a day after blocking Facebook Jen Thorpe / Geek News Central : Apple Shut Down Google's Enterprise Certificates Cyrus Farivar / Ars Technica : Apple, Facebook spat is over, for now—iOS certificate access restored Louise Matsakis / Wired : Apple Blocked Google's Internal Apps Too Tweets: Will Strafach / @chronic : I hope this is crystal clear to everyone: Apple has determined that everyone must play by the same rules. there was no way around this. https://twitter.com/... Casey Newton / @caseynewton : The three biggest tech platforms in the world are all at war now, happy Thursday http://twitter.com/... @swiftonsecurity : It's possible this will be an inflection point for Progressive Web Apps, which do not rely on app stores, and work as a super-charged model of the original iPhone vision of websites as phone apps. HP TouchPad 2011 tried this with WebOS but was too early. http://en.wikipedia.org/... http://twitter.com/... Jeremy Horwitz / @horwitz : If I was a Fortune 500 company and saw what Apple just did with Facebook and Google's enterprise certificates, today would be the end of iOS enterprise development, full stop, and I would reluctantly begin moving every internal app and employee over to Android. https://twitter.com/... @db : Right. But how far up the ladder did this approval go? The Onavo “team” isn't responsible for okaying usage of the enterprise developer certificate. That honor belongs to a manager/director or higher that had the authority to approve that. Hmmm. http://twitter.com/... Mark Gurman / @markgurman : In two days, Apple has knocked out some of the business operations of two of its biggest competitors at the flick of a switch. http://twitter.com/... @chillmage : Apple and Google's statements today downplay the whole thing. (Of course Apple could have just quietly talked to Google in advance if it didn't want to make *some* kind of statement). But once these big companies fall in line... will Apple start watching? @chillmage : If the three biggest tech companies in the world were flagrantly violating Apple's enterprise terms (looks like Amazon might be next)... it seems unlikely that Apple actually cares that much https://twitter.com/... Sarah Jeong / @sarahjeong : Apple banning the Facebook and Google certs is extremely funny but should also give us pause to think about how much of our daily lives depends on a handful of corporations that have been engaged in a cold war of compatibility for years Ina Fried / @inafried : Apple says it is quickly working to reinstate Google's enterprise certificates, while it didn't say anything similar re: Facebook. Google, though, quickly apologized and is a big Apple business partner. http://twitter.com/... @db : Was waiting for this. Apple is sending a clear message: If you break our rules you will be dealt with no matter who you are or how big you are. Looking forward to see if this cools Apple's relationships with Facebook & Google significantly. http://twitter.com/... Matt Stoller / @matthewstoller : FTC Chairman Tim Cook is harsh. http://twitter.com/... Tom Warren / @tomwarren : Apple this week http://www.theverge.com/... http://twitter.com/...

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