While the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Approved Legislation with a Bipartisan 21-1 Vote on Thursday to allow Sideloading on iOS, it's still not Law

(Click on image to Enlarge) The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday approved legislation that, if passed into law, would force Apple Inc. to let users install apps from outside of the App Store in a process known as sideloading. Apple urged the panel to reject the bill in a letter, obtained by Bloomberg, sent on Wednesday to Senate Judiciary Chair...

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