ericthehalfbee

The “spirit of the law” is quite clear in Apple Developer Guidelines. Removing the ability for someone to block another account eliminates their ability to prevent “bullying”, an activity clearly stated by Apple in more than one area of their guidelines.

Direct messages are only one way to bully someone. Constantly showing up in a persons threads and making comments is another form of bullying. I think Apple will respond if Musk removes the ability for users to block any account they wish.

iPad all the way.

You get a proper processor and not some stupid phone processor stuffed into a tablet. After all these years no Android vendor has ever bothered to make a faster chip for their tablets whereas Apple started doing that waaaay back with the A5X.

Far superior Apps on the iPad. Google is trying for the umpteenth time to take Android tablets seriously with yet another “initiative” while the iPad has enjoyed tablet optimized Apps since the the beginning.

Android phones are competitive to the iPhone but Android tablets are a joke compared to the iPad.

OK, where are all the idiots who have claimed Apple has granted access to the government so they can spy on your iPhone?

Funny thing is if Apple loses it only helps other developers but not Epic since they’re banned from
The App Store.

gatorguy said:

chasm said:

So long as Apple is not using those third-party restrictions to gain an unfair advantage, I cannot see how they could possibly be in violation of any law

That may be one of the issues. Do they?