Looks like italic font was written by someone who didn't even bother to read the article. Summary says some bullshit about fees, while article properly states that they are only allowed where WebKit stays the only browser engine, due to WebKit<->iOS interoperability that cant be guaranteed for other browser engines.
The correct response to Apple trying to victim blame is to just shrug your shoulders and continue to use the apps with less features.
Don't know if it's true. But someone on NBC comments wrote that PWAs are severely gimped on iOS. Likely with the intent being for them to not be able to replace full-fat apps. Supposedly what you could implement in iOS WebKit was severely limited compared to Android. Now if another browser engine comes along then it might implement more features making PWAs more viable. Or so I've heard...
Quote from: anan on February 19, 2024, 14:29:14someone on NBC comments
i am laughing already
man, never get comments here seriously, this community is the worst and lowest iq among tech websites
they are echo chambering hate for anything with "apple" in headline all day long