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Nothing to suggest that Apple is not in favour of net neutrality. > "We work hard to build great products, and what consumers do with those tools is up to them
by m11a 7y ago
Nothing to suggest that Apple is not in favour of net neutrality.
> "We work hard to build great products, and what consumers do with those tools is up to them — not Apple, and not broadband providers," Cynthia Hogan, VP of public policy at Apple, said in a comment filed to the FCC.
Yes, Apple regulate their App Store, they control what goes on and they have a licensing fee. That's also why the App Store is not like the Play Store. Apps are generally of a higher quality and better designed. They keep a tight lock on what is on that store. But that's for a specific purpose.
There's nothing to suggest that they would plan to do the same in the browser.
- oaiey 7y agoAnd what will make you think the same reason will not be applied to web pages. It makes absolutely sense to me.
- m11a 7y agoYou'll have to explain how it makes sense to you, because it doesn't to me. If they were going to do it they could do it already. They don't need to be their own ISP for iDevices to block content. They control the browser and the OS: they can block content just off the device.