Apple needs to pay some billion dollars and Apple wants to pay. Apple wants to trick DMA and play hide and seek with the EU.
Margrethe Vestager, take over. Fine em.
Margrethe Vestager, take over. Fine em.
Can‘t wait for Apple to start wining about all the lost customers.Can't wait for the EU to start winning about all the missing new features.
Once again. Someone who doesn‘t understand that everything is about shareholder value.Apple just needs to ditch EU controlled markets at this point. EU thinks they know how a phone’s OS should be? Build your own then. I’d imagine many of the EU members have bigger issues to worry about in their respective countries, but this is their focus…
From the guy who runs an App Store charging other developers a cut, complaining about another App Store charging developers a cut.I'm fed up with this guy's attitude. If he wants to be a freeloader, he can go freeload somewhere else. People have moved on since Apple canceled his developer account. He's like those leftists who complain about everything and want everything for free
It’s convoluted mess of a solution to a convoluted mess of a regulation.Good.
While I am unsure about illegal, deliberately convoluted and confusing? Absolutely. Scummy and disgusting? Also yes.
The more pushback so this blows up in Apple's face, the better.
This abhorrent malicious compliance has to stop.
You’re delusional if you think this is EU’s focus. The EU is a big organisation and can do more than one thing at once, and I can assure you that this specific one is definitely not a big priority nor one Europeans and their governments speak a lot about. That being said it is worth pursuing as companies have to respect the law and Apple isn’t. It will be punished for it.Apple just needs to ditch EU controlled markets at this point. EU thinks they know how a phone’s OS should be? Build your own then. I’d imagine many of the EU members have bigger issues to worry about in their respective countries, but this is their focus…
I buy machines knowing what I am able to do on them.
If Apple decided to close down Mac and I couldn't do what I need to do on a laptop, I will not buy Mac. I wouldn't just buy a Mac, then realize "oh wait! I can't do this and that?, and then demand the government to intervene. That would be incredibly dumb.
Ok, bye Felicia!Considering how much the EU moans week after week after week about Apple, I find it difficult to believe going after Apple isn’t a priority for the EU. Again, it’s becoming on the point that companies are better off not doing business within the EU until they come to terms with reality that they can’t control every aspect of everything in the world.
The features that need a subscription fee to use? https://mobilesyrup.com/2024/08/08/apple-intelligence-20-mo-analyst/Can't wait for the EU to start winning about all the missing new features.
That would actually be fine, but Apple doesn't offer that choice. As an app developer you are forced to submit to their rules whether you use their tools or not.That’s fine but don’t expect to use Apples software development tools.
So following your logic.....hmm
maybe Epic should build their own phone instead of having Apple spend billions and billions on building a platform/service/customer base/software to make their Fortnite game successful. just an idea, Tim Sweeney.
Epic and Spotify are not "the EU".Considering how much the EU moans week after week after week about Apple
Considering how much the EU moans week after week after week about Apple, I find it difficult to believe going after Apple isn’t a priority for the EU. Again, it’s becoming on the point that companies are better off not doing business within the EU until they come to terms with reality that they can’t control every aspect of everything in the world.
Aye.Spotify likewise didn't have anything nice to say about the updated link rules. In a statement to TechCrunch, Spotify said the revisions are "deliberately confusing,"
Maybe the spirit of the law, but not the letter of the law. So what Apple is doing is technically legal. Technically legal is why lawyers gets paid the big buck. Blame the EU for not writing the law in such a way that leaves no room for alternative interpretations.but "at first glance," Apple is continuing to "blatantly disregard" the requirements of the DMA.