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  • EU accuses Apple of breaking antitrust laws with Apple Pay [u]

    Apple Pay will remain my payment system regardless. I changed banks when first introduced because 'my' bank was slow to bring it on, as it considered how much it would cost it, rather than how much I would like it. I would change again if any bank forced me to use 'their' method. Earlier as many companies tried to get into the NFC payment systems, it was clear that what they really wanted is to track us and less so the small additional cost to Apple. No thanks... banks. Opening the NFC to others may be a security issue, I have read. I do not understand what it is with EU regulatory bodies on this and the App Store. The EU is ahead of the world on privacy regulations yet seem to target US companies for thin rationales that turn out to not have legal merit aka Irish tax ruling in 2020. If I was cynical, I would say this is about money from fines and trying to level the competition field for non innovative EU companies.
    watto_cobra
  • Apple now allowing reader apps to link out to membership websites

    Well I would be happy if this finally gets Daniel Ek the CEO at Spotify to shut up and maybe stop pulling out his hair /s
    But Tim Sweeney at Epic Games... not so much LOL. In app purchases are not included.
    watto_cobra
  • Apple considers dropping face mask mandate for Apple Store staff

    Without masks, there will be no store policy to physically distance. 'If' I go into a store, I will wear a mask and treat those without masks like I do people with bad breath by politely backing away from them. No doubt some will be offended but my health is more important than their feelings.
    djames4242lkruppmikethemartianbaconstang
  • Senate Judiciary advances bill that would force Apple to allow iOS side-loading

    If they pass, then regulations should apply to all other retailers. Box stores would need to alert shoppers to lower prices elsewhere. They would have to accept whatever pay method I wanted to pay with. I should be able to place my products on their shelves.
    narwhalrob53lkruppviclauyycqwerty52maximararadarthekatjony0
  • Apple agrees to $95M settlement in AppleCare class action

    I have assumed that with any device or appliance that needed to be replaced rather than repaired under warranty, I could receive a refurbished unit. As long as it looked new, and worked, I was happy. I remember returning a couple of 64GB Apple TVs years ago, to exchange for 32GB ones. One had been opened but I never took the ATV out while the other was in with intact shrink wrap. The Apple person opened both - that was policy - to return to Apple. I am sure they both were sold then as 'refurbished', so that is why refurbished always are like new.
    GeorgeBMacrandominternetperson