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gbl08ma | 4 years ago
I can only assume that it is also against Apple's rules to blame Apple for their draconian policies, and therefore they had to amend the text.
gbl08ma | 4 years ago
I can only assume that it is also against Apple's rules to blame Apple for their draconian policies, and therefore they had to amend the text.
barake|4 years ago
realusername|4 years ago
flurdy|4 years ago
ClumsyPilot|4 years ago
The whole "you are free not to buy from someone else " doesn't work if you are being lied to. I believe that my rights as a consumer are being violated by this practice.
g_p|4 years ago
There's now enough antitrust cases against Apple that I'm hopeful they're going to lose in a few serious jurisdictions and be forced to change their ways.
The risk of this is already in their SEC filings, so they know it might happen. Funny they disclose the whole truth when it's legally required, but don't let others tell the truth when it's inconvenient.
015a|4 years ago
I still have hope that Facebook will pull something major in response to the ATT changes. To be clear: I support the goals of ATT, and I think Apple is in the right on it. But I think freedom of distribution on iOS is more important than this, and when choosing between Freedom and Privacy (or as our forefathers would say, Freedom and Safety); I will choose Freedom, every single time.
Apple should not be forcing users to choose. There do exist non-resolvable dichotomies when one has to choose, but this is not one of them.
luckylion|4 years ago
Are people in SV not aware? I was under the impression that they are acutely aware but are being paid gigantic sums of money to put aside any concerns and opinions.
luxuryballs|4 years ago
IgorPartola|4 years ago
superkuh|4 years ago
It is time to end corporate feudalism and the first step is installing applications the way they were meant to be installed instead of through one specific corporate gateway.
Cu3PO42|4 years ago
The only alternative would be not to have an iOS app, but that would also be a significant blow to their business. I can't, in good conscience, blame them for complying here.
m463|4 years ago
Who knew when we got PC software on floppies, without IBM's permission, it was the good old days?
After decades it seems apple and google closed the barn door.
gbl08ma|4 years ago
idle_zealot|4 years ago
DocTomoe|4 years ago
Have things changed?
niij|4 years ago