Recent months have been marked by a wave of emulators coming to the iPhone’s iOS platform. By changing the rulesapp storeApps like Delta and Retroarch now let you play retro games from old consoles Apple devices. However, Apple continues to veto those who aim to do this. emulate operating systems Like Windows.
Users can now enjoy their favorite GameBoy and PlayStation games. iPhone, Windows emulation remains prohibited. This ban is not due to a technical impossibility, but to a strategic decision made by Apple. The developers of the UTM emulator warn that any attempt to launch a Windows emulator will cause the PC to “not consoleApparently a necessary criterion Allow emulators on iOS.
According to Apple, PC is not a console
UTM developers attempted to offer a Windows emulator in the App Store and third-party stores in the European Union. But, Apple blocked these attemptseven on alternative platforms.
UTM reveals what Apple really looks like uncompromising Get to this point and force developers to abandon the idea of fighting against this policy. “We believe UTM SE offers an inferior experience and is not worth the struggle” they said and ultimately chose to comply with the company’s decision.
For example, options are now limited for those who want to run Windows on the iPhone 15 Pro Max. It’s still possible to get around Apple’s restrictions by installing apps like UTM SE through informal methods escape from prison. However, this carries many risks, including: loss of official updates iOS and increasing security concerns. Alternatively, users can continue to emulate Windows on Mac with applications such as: parallels.
