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White House calls Apple and Google 'harmful' in bid to cut app store fees
DarkMouze said:spheric said:Madbum said:This White House , which I regretfully voted For
is fast tracking our families to a Nuclear War vs Russia….
is helping European Union bashing America’s greatest companies while doing nothing against European companies
a complete shit show in more ways than one ….
I was waiting for someone to tie this into EU-bashing. -
White House calls Apple and Google 'harmful' in bid to cut app store fees
Madbum said:spheric said:Madbum said:This White House , which I regretfully voted For
is fast tracking our families to a Nuclear War vs Russia….
is helping European Union bashing America’s greatest companies while doing nothing against European companies
a complete shit show in more ways than one ….
I was waiting for someone to tie this into EU-bashing.
but current American government stands with Europeans more than Americans ….
Matter of fact, yes, the VAST majority of antitrust suits within the EU are filed against EU companies — obviously, since the vast majority of companies doing business there are EU companies, and there's no shortage of snivelling assholes in those businesses, any more than in US companies.
You just never read about anything that doesn't concern US businesses in whatever ignorant little bubble you're living in. -
White House calls Apple and Google 'harmful' in bid to cut app store fees
Madbum said:This White House , which I regretfully voted For
is fast tracking our families to a Nuclear War vs Russia….
is helping European Union bashing America’s greatest companies while doing nothing against European companies
a complete shit show in more ways than one ….
I was waiting for someone to tie this into EU-bashing. -
EU wants to hammer big tech & streamers with 5G build bill
Madbum said:Notice EU never goes after any European companies…. Only AmericanNotice that Americans only ever read anything at all about the EU when it directly affects American companies.In the most cases where y’all get huffy, the US had virtually identical legislature and regulations in place already that EU companies need to abide by to do business there.In this particular case, not — because Americans are content with paying the third-highest prices worldwide for internet access despite modern life being virtually impossible without it.Things work a little differently over here. Nobody expects you to understand. -
Is FaceID a ticking time bomb?
Calamander said:I have 3 phones now where FaceID broke exactly a month and 3 years after purchase.
Is this common?