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  • Filming 'The Mosquito Coast' in Mexico was challenging for the cast

    The British documentary maker Louis Theroux is also related. 
    watto_cobra
  • Apple TV+ review: 'Mythic Quest' keeps up the quality in season 2

    The two extra episodes, which I only watched this week, were great. The new series is ho hum. 

    It seems to not understand the difference between programmers and artists. 
    watto_cobra
  • Only 4% of iOS users in US are opting in to ad tracking, report says

    dewme said:
    Does this include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or any social media apps? I suspect it does not.
    It does if they are tracking. 
    watto_cobra
  • Apple managers were conflicted over App Store ads before launch

    mac_dog said:
    Friedman would have been fired by Steve Jobs. Steve was all about his product first and hiring people of the same mind. Tells me a little something of the Apple standard.
    Jobs supported and promoted iAds. It’s Tim who is more privacy conscious - not “selling the customer” for example. 

    And jobs, after his first stint as Apple iCeo when he did get rid of some people, didn’t really fire anyone. 
    watto_cobra
  • European Commission says Apple is in breach of EU competition law

    That’s it?

    As I predicted this will have little impact on Apple. Apple could simply make a change that specifically allows subscription services that compete with their own (meaning Apple Music and Apple TV+) to post a link within the App explaining how to sign up. Apple could also drop in-App subscription fees to a low figure (like 5%) that only applies to competitors.

    That is, if this even goes anywhere. This is just the preliminary ruling and isn’t actually a binding final decision. We still have a court case to go through. And then the appeals. The final result will be, IMO, minor changes for Apple.

    edited: One more thing. How does the EU think they have jurisdiction to demand 10% of global revenues as a penalty? They should only be allowed to apply a fine that’s a percentage of revenues in the EU?
    it's a very minor ruling on one specific case, I can't see the stock dropping. 
    Pezawatto_cobra