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People are talking existing laws here. The US will almost certainly pass a law that opens the app store(s) eventually.  If that happens Tile will win or not need to take the case. If Apple is enforcing privacy on Tile and not on itself (that it it is using private API that would benefit Tile but would get Tile banned from from the App Store) then that is indeed anti competitive. 

Trying is an underrated (or rather under reported) gem. 

ericthehalfbee said:

Boo-fucking-hoo.

The level of entitlement these people have is next-level. Imagine what all the millions of people who worked through the entire pandemic think of these snowflakes.

Here's another one -the entitlement of people using Apple devices and hating on the people producing them. 

Personally I can see why Apple would require many of its engineers back at the Office ( although some of it is the sunk cost fallacy), but there should be a compromise with perhaps greater flexibility in some, or many, cases. 

robaba said:

Collective action exists for a reason, and fsurprise surprise, it’s not to please internet trolls.  I will always support workers standing up to the paternalistic contempt of their employers.  

AI appeals to customers and share owners. The latter are generally right wing and older. Interesting take calling workers privileged if you are living off dividends. 

Jesus AI, get the commenting system fixed on an iPhone. I can’t even edit the post above to put the cursor below the quoted text.