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Kanye West's 'Vultures 1' briefly pulled from Apple Music after distributor drama
9secondkox2 said:sooo... a musician is "not allowed" to sell music on the popular platforms?
Ridiculous.
Hope this gets sorted pronto. -
Tim Cook picks an iPhone color, manages to praise them all
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App Store terms probably won't stop X from turning off the block feature
davidw said:drdavid said:coolfactor said:
Oh, hail thee great Musk.... (bows to the great one)
Blocking gets abused too much by those that want to have the last word without hearing a rebuttal, so I applaud this experimental change.Abused? Freedom of association (which includes freedom to not associate) means I am not required to listen to someone’s bs. No matter how much you personally value getting “the last word”.
Now I'm never been on twitter (X), but I'm assuming the "mute" function on twitter (X) works the same way as on most of the other forums that I am familiar with. Including this one. "Muting" protects my right to "freedom of association" by not having to see any of the comments of the user that I don't agree with and "blocking" would be me censoring the user whose comments I don't agree with, by preventing them from commenting at all.As I said before, freedom to associate is also freedom to not associate. Your freedom to associate has limits. It is limited to people who are willing to associate with you. And no one is obligated to. -
App Store terms probably won't stop X from turning off the block feature
coolfactor said:
Oh, hail thee great Musk.... (bows to the great one)
Blocking gets abused too much by those that want to have the last word without hearing a rebuttal, so I applaud this experimental change.Abused? Freedom of association (which includes freedom to not associate) means I am not required to listen to someone’s bs. No matter how much you personally value getting “the last word”. -
App Store terms probably won't stop X from turning off the block feature
PaulBiC said:ericthehalfbee said: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.
Appleinsider has blocked 5 accounts of mine - They can correct me - They will block me shortly.