They arguably _are_ helping fund it, by paying for the complete implementation of the client-side support for enhanced location services. Pushing too much of t

They arguably _are_ helping fund it, by paying for the complete implementation of the client-side support for enhanced location services. Pushing too much of that onto a corporation who makes phones is just silly. It's bloody hard to make any kind of argument that it's even remotely their responsibility. > If Apple doesn’t fund it, and per mobile line 911 taxes don’t cover it, everyone’s taxes have to go up to support Apples enhanced feature and the marketing goodwill they’ll receive. Does that seem fair? If tax doesn't cover it, then it should simply not happen, and you stick with the current level of location services provided by the cell phone company. Not happy with that? You probably ought to start a petition to raise people's taxes to fund your local 911 operation better so they can do this. Don't want to pay tax for it? Shit, who's going to pay for public services if that's your attitude?