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> Adobe doesn't really have a choice here. The problem is this seriously undermines their business model in most of the world which the US may in the short ter
by droithomme 7y ago
> Adobe doesn't really have a choice here.
The problem is this seriously undermines their business model in most of the world which the US may in the short term decide to levy sanctions against as part of its bullying process. Venezuela and Syria have never harmed the US or threatened us in any way whatsoever, yet find themselves on our "shit list". Turkey may soon be there as well, and they are a member of the EU. Who knows which EU nation may be next.
If you buy US software it's not yours and we can take it from you at any moment.
Who wants that sort of software upon which their data depends?
Not a single person in the world with the least bit of sense.
Adobe should fight this as it undermines their business model.
That they are cowards who choose not to means they get what they deserve.
- netsharc 7y agoUh, Turkey is not a member of the EU..
- anticensor 7y agoTurkey is halfway in EU accession process and adopts EU norms as time progresses.