I am someone who enjoys the freedom and creativity that emulation offers. Like many others who share this passion, I've been disheartened by the restrictions that Apple places on their devices, which limit our ability to fully enjoy and explore the potential of emulation. The crux of the issue lies in Apple's restriction of JIT (Just-In-Time) compilation on their iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs across all app stores.

Emulation enthusiasts believe in pushing the boundaries of what technology can do, and JIT is a vital component in this quest. It allows applications to be compiled on the go, resulting in better performance and more efficient software. By enabling JIT, Apple could open the door to a more dynamic and versatile app ecosystem, benefiting not just emulation enthusiasts but developers and general users alike.

Emulation is not just a hobby but a way to experience and maintain digital history. With Apple's current restrictions, many are denied the opportunity to explore these possibilities, stifling innovation and creativity. Enabling JIT could enhance not only the performance of emulated applications but also encourage a broader range of innovative applications that require this technology.

There's no denying that security and user experience are paramount, and JIT can be implemented in a way that upholds these principles. Many other platforms already provide JIT without compromising on safety, illustrating that it can be done successfully.

We urge Apple to reconsider their position on JIT for the sake of technological advancement and user satisfaction. Sign this petition to encourage Apple to embrace a future where users have the freedom to choose how they utilize their devices, without unnecessary limitations or restrictions. Let's take a stand for emulation and innovation!