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I think the EFF has bigger battles to fight: net neutrality, fair use, freedom of speech, etc... And preemptive to the reply I'll get: apple rejecting an app d
by rpledge 16y ago
I think the EFF has bigger battles to fight: net neutrality, fair use, freedom of speech, etc...
And preemptive to the reply I'll get: apple rejecting an app doesn't infringe on free speech anymore than not getting your letter printed in the NY times.
- commandar 16y agoI don't see how those fights preclude the EFF from taking a position on this. It's not like they're litigating against Apple or anything; they're merely pointing out an example of what is essentially a major part of their core mission - "software lock-in is bad."