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=== Distribution / management of WebApps ===
# It should not be trivially easy for a rogue application to be listed on a marketplace / store
# The development and release history of an application, including the identity of the developer, should be fully accountable.
# A store may revoke a bad / malicious WebApp
# A user may revoke a bad / malicious WebApp.
# A user may remove any app at any time.
# A telco can decide which stores to implicitly trust on devices that they sell. (an analogy in debian packaging terms is that the telco sets the initial contents of the /etc/apt/sources.list file)
# A user must be able to override the stores which they decide to implicity trust on their devices. (an analogy in debian packaging terms is that the user should be able free to set ''change'' the contents of the /etc/apt/sources.list file)
# The distribution of applications must scale to mass-volume proportions (100 million or more phones; 1 million or more store-distributed application downloads or updates per day)
# The development of applications must be straightforward, and rapid development cycles must be easy.
