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EU proposes sweeping regulations on Big Tech, hefty fines for noncompliance
Will we be able to uninstall the AppStore app and install one of our own choosing?
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Apple debuts $549 AirPods Max over-ear headphones
$550 is a lot to pay for a pair of wireless headphones that is not compatible with the PS5 which costs $500.
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Apple investigating using Apple Watch to continually measure blood pressure
Looks like you have to wear an Apple Watch and an Apple Ring for this to work. Samsung currently has a watch on the market that can measure blood pressure from a single device (although the press release is somewhat vague). -
Apple, others seek to obscure sensitive data in Google antitrust suit
Here is an Apple news story you won't read on Apple Insider:
Apple is lobbying AGAINST a bill aimed at stopping forced labor in China. They wouldn't want to upset the Chinese government over a little thing like forced labor.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/apple-is-lobbying-against-a-bill-aimed-at-stopping-forced-labor-in-china/ar-BB1bdeDL
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Developers delighted at Apple's reduced App Store commission
It is a very decent cut but given the choice I would rather have the same access to the iPhone SDK that Apple has so I could offer my users more features.Sarkany said:
To quote the Apple apologists...”You can always go to other platforms!” /sOutdoorAppDeveloper said:I am an indie dev and I am not delighted. 30% was perfectly reasonable. What I want is full access to the iPhone via SDKs and far less restrictions on the features I can provide to my customers. I am tired of Apple standing on the neck of the entire computer industry. With all their talk of "think different" and examples of radical thinkers, in reality Apple wants none of that in their ecosystem. Dare to create anything Apple does not like and you will be banned. Home automation would have happened by now if Apple had provided a real WiFi SDK and not insisted that developers use the craptastic HomeKit SDK with its high fees for hardware makers.
15% shouldn’t be complained about. It’s a decent cut.