> Aside from the Principality of Sealand Sealand doesn't seem all that socialist to me but I'm not very familiar with it. > But to answer your question, apple

> Aside from the Principality of Sealand Sealand doesn't seem all that socialist to me but I'm not very familiar with it. > But to answer your question, apple is first and foremost a US company. Rights != what the law says rights are. Else it wouldn't be possible for the state to violate your rights on a large scale. Anyway, Apple is subject to the laws of every country it operates in.