tommikele

Not a chance Cydia. They created a product and enterprise expressly to violate Apple's terms of service and user license. They had complete knowledge and knew the risks. Now that their business has failed they come around with a lawsuit? The time to file was a decade ago.

Wah, wah, wah. Poor little Zuckerberg should stop whining and crying. Zero sympathy even when the twerp in chief has a point. All apps should follow the same disclosure rules. Not to worry the socialists in the EU will quickly pounce on this.

OutdoorAppDeveloper said:

So what was up with everyone's computer getting really slow after Big Sur was released because the OS could not phone home to tell Apple about everything we were doing? Talk about getting caught with your hand in the cookie jar.

Stick to developing outdoor apps. You need some fresh air to help you discern BS from facts.

Repeating unproven conspiracy theories is the hallmark of soon to be former presidents and QAnon. Are you joining them.

Where is you evidence if this was happening that it was responsible for a slow down in performance. An article or posts where someone claims this has slowed their performance is far from reaching the level of proof, but very close to the level of blog BS.

rob53 said:

Time to investigate this court to make sure it is being operated legally. 

Perhaps you should be investigated to see if you are being operated legally.

SpamSandwich said:

Another dark drama? How about some escapist entertainment, for crying out loud? I won’t be continuing my subscription after it runs out. Too depressing. I’d rather watch the Disney+ app.

Plenty of "escapist" entertainment elsewhere. Mindless for the mindless?

Your comment is like the person who walks into a Waffle House and demands to know why there is no Chinese food being served.