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FineWoven won't be missed, but it should be remembered
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Microsoft blames European Commission for global CrowdStrike catastrophe
Microsoft is absolutely correct as the EC has appeared to do everything that they can to degrade computing security in the pursuit of some antitrust agenda that only they can try to explain. Microsoft’s error here is in complying, “going along to get along”. Apple has been heroic in attempts to resist and has mostly done so although alternative app stores for iOS will likely prove as dangerous as Apple has suggested. I just wonder how Europeans would feel if these companies simply abandoned these markets. The world cannot afford to let European threaten world security for a third time in a little over a century. -
Hey Calendar resubmitted with spiteful Apple history feature inspired by successful Kickst...
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Apple triumphant in Epic Games 'Fortnite' antitrust appeal
davidw said:chasm said:For those who might be disappointed by the latest in a string of defeats for Epic:Take a really good, hard, objective look at what this company has done, said, and plans to do, along with who has controlling interest in it. Read the stories on this very site about how Epic was fined millions for shady behaviour wrt in-app purchases.I think you’ll find that that Epic is not the “freedom fighter” you might imagine it is.Likewise, the original judge in this case correctly ruled *against* Apple’s anti-steering provisions IMO, and since no court has overturned that ruling either, this case also stopped Apple from anti-competitive behaviour in that regard as well.
And second, the CA Unfair Competition Law is a vague catch-all law for when a company haven't been found to be violating any actual anti-trust or anti-competition laws, but the courts still thinks that the company behavior or practice is "unfair" to its competitors or consumers. The courts gets to decide what constitute "unfair". There is no law that clearly states that Apple "anti-steering" policy is anti-competitive. -
Apple Watch glucose sensing up to seven years away from launch