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ionicle said:

Should be thrown out of UK courts, not a British matter, an American fight between two American companies that only had mild consiquences in the UK.
Not our fight, not our problem, doesnt need our mediation, although Apple was right and Epic was wrong, but still that needs to be settled in the country of origin, its not like our courts can tell Apple what to do in America anyway due to jurastictions etc.

crosslad said:

Should Amazon be told to let manufacturers sell their products on Amazon free of charge?  If you want to sell your goods in someone’s store you have to give them the opportunity to make a profit. 

anantksundaram said:

So you're saying it's a bunch of bureaucrats sitting around getting paid making work for themselves and others (including Apple), wasting everyone's time and your taxpayer euros. 

What a way to govern. 

lkrupp said:

Plus you will be able to kiss security goodby if, for example, Apple is forced to provide details of the security features so third party parts makers can manufacture secure enclave clones. Apple could be forced to provide third party repair shops the special software and equipment needed to calibrate Touch ID components. Once in the hands of god-knows-who we will no longer be able to be assured our repaired iPhones are still secure and armored against hacking. This is Pandora’s Box being opened.