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Ah okay, that makes sense. I think in this case, making an example of Facebook is probably the perfect strategy from Apple's perspective. It sends kind of a "sh

Ah okay, that makes sense. I think in this case, making an example of Facebook is probably the perfect strategy from Apple's perspective. It sends kind of a "shape up or ship out" message -- if they're bringing the hammer down on a huge business partner like Facebook (which has enjoyed numerous native integrations in Apple products) then they can do it for anyone else.

wtmt 8y ago
> ...like Facebook (which has enjoyed numerous native integrations in Apple products) That was a thing of the past and doesn't have any value now. The integrations in Apple's OSes were removed more than two years ago. [1] [1]: https://www.imore.com/twitter-and-facebook-are-no-longer-integrated-ios-11 https://www.imore.com/twitter-and-facebook-are-no-longer-int...