Sideloading apps? Not on our PlayBook, said RIM. The “chaotic cesspool” of the Android Market and piracy concerns caused Alec Saunders, Developer Relations VP to send out this tweet:
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@Spy520e we’re removing sideloading for consumers.Pretty sure we’ve got a solution for devs.
— Alec Saunders (@asaunders) April 4, 2012
RIM would have none of it. The struggling company sent a message which counteracts Saunders’ message:
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