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Apple's batterygate settlement fund didn't have enough money to pay a $92.17 check
jayweiss said:Misleading Title.It was not Insufficient Funds, but someone didn’t deposit the check within the period stated on the check before it became void (usually within 90 days). When did the person get the check?Click bait…Somebody didn't read the article. The check was marked as good until April 18, she deposited it on April 1. And if it's the check in the picture, it's dated March 1, much less than 90 days.In any case, she deposited it in time, and it bounced.
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EU hits back at Apple withholding Apple Intelligence from the region
Intentionally omitting features as retaliation? Yeah, Apple is gonna LOVE the multi-billion fine for this little stunt.The EU is done playing. Apple will behave, or they will PAY.
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Apple Intelligence & iPhone mirroring aren't coming to EU because of the DMA
I'm looking forward to the MASSIVE fines.
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Three Apple internal tools allegedly stolen following June server breach
Well that doesn't sound useful.What REALLY needs to leak is their parts pairing software. It would be incredibly useful to break that nonsense. -
EU has very serious issues with Apple, says competition chief
spheric said:
In this case, they're absolutely not following the spirit of the law.gatorguy said:
Apple doesn't just follow the law, they follow the spirit of the law.spheric said:
The fact that a democratically elected government is "dictating" rules that all businesses — even foreign ones — need to follow (we call them "laws") does not make them a "dictatorship".rob53 said:I have very serious issues with the dictatorship called the EU.
You'd just rather not have to follow the law.They're complying with the letter, but adding extra levies to ensure that following the law makes effectively no difference.
That's the opposite of "following the spirit of the law", and it didn't fly with the EU commission.Nope, they're not even following the letter of the law. That "core technology" feerent seeking is blatantly illegal.
