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Apple fails to appear before UK environmental committee, drawing criticism
So they don’t know enough about Apple’s environmental efforts but criticize it. Hahaha. So funny.
I wouldn’t want to share anything with such kind of people.
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Apple fires back in Epic Games 'Fortnite' saga, seeks damages for breach of contract
Yes. You can do what ever you want with your phone.mikethemartian said:
The iPhone is owned by the person who buys it.sflocal said:If Epic wins, it will turn Apple's App Store into the wild-west, malware-ridden infestation that is Android. I can't believe that anyone, including the government can force any company to open their all-in-one product to allow other companies free reign.This is not anything remotely similar to what Microsoft did with Windows. Microsoft owned the software, but not the hardware that vendors were loading the OS onto. Microsoft was forcing PC makers to submit to its will. The iPhone is owned and made by Apple, for Apple. It's a toaster. Critics can say whatever they will to suit their narrative, but when it comes down to it, this is Apple's exclusive product and it can do whatever it wants with it.I'm embarrassed to be a developer, with these crybabies feeling entitled to barge into someone else's house and give orders.And you can through it out (better Mail it to my address).But Apple owns iOS on your iPhone. And Apple Store is part of the iOS.
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Apple's 'Fortnite' takedown will cause incalculable harm to users, says Epic
Why?aderutter said:I still hope Apple bans all in app purchases for digital goods in games.Let’s go back to software being valued by having a cost associated with it up-front with a minimum app cost of say $4.99 which is still dirt cheap.
You want to control instead to let the market decide what they want.If I don’t want to but in-app - I don’t buy.Why should anyone hope for this to be removed?
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Apple isn't getting $454M back from VirnetX because it waited too long to ask
Exactly - it “seems”.crowley said:5 months does seem like rather a long time to file paperwork if it wasn't substantially altered.As I understand there is no written rule / law how long it could take.So Apple actually wasn’t late.So it is BS.
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Facebook says Apple blocked in-app message informing users of 30% App Store fee
At the same time my banking app on iOS works without ‘taxes’.So it is possible. But Facebook has own agenda, not the goal to help others as they claim.
