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Apple must face lawsuit alleging that 'buying' media on iTunes is misleading
The same holds for eBooks. Buy must mean access in perpetuity.
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Apple growing its own ad business as privacy changes limit rivals
Perhaps Apple will show the industry how to advertise without violating privacy.foregoneconclusion said:Not sure what the point is supposed to be. Apple has to follow the same App Tracking Transparency rules as well, correct? So they're equally limited by that feature.
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Man sues Apple for terminating Apple ID with $24K worth of content
Caveat emptor is not legal doctrine.sbdude said:Everyone that "hopes he wins" has forgotten (or doesn't know) the phrase "caveat emptor", or "buyer beware". Just because you click through the user agreement without reading it doesn't mean you're not bound to it. Ignorance is not a defense of the law ("sorry officer, I didn't know I wasn't supposed to turn left across that line").Contracts are agreements the courts will enforce. Of course, follow the money determines what is legal or illegal, but there are limits to what contracts can require. It is the case that companies will place language in contracts they know to be unenforceable to dissuade action — this includes form contracts which most people mistakenly think are sacrosanct.Anyway this case might be interesting to watch.
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Man sues Apple for terminating Apple ID with $24K worth of content
Class Action is quite premature.
Of course, the plaintiff doesn't have to plead Apple's defense, so we will need to wait for the 20 days to see Apple's response. -
Tile bemoans Apple AirTags launch, raises antitrust concerns
Apple can develop their version of Tile unless Tile has a patent on their tech. And Tile can copy the features of AirTag unless Apple patented their tech.
And, of course, Tile can work with all the PC vendors.
