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They're both software. Its easily conceivable that a non-moron could search for one and mistake it for the other. This case seems like an actual violation whose
by falien 16y ago
They're both software. Its easily conceivable that a non-moron could search for one and mistake it for the other. This case seems like an actual violation whose enforcement would be much more reasonable than most other disputes that have made the news the last few years.
- ErrantX 16y agoThe only "not great" thing is that it is Apple that have introduced this as a problem, not this app developer. Which is a bit brutish.
- glhaynes 16y agoIt would be "less brutish" if the app developer were to have done it?
- ErrantX 16y agoWell I was trying to choose a relatively non-negative word. Apple made an app, then "bought" a name - and then enforced it. Kosher, yep I guess. A little forceful; yes definitely. It's not something most people would make a habit of doing.