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You would bet that no threat has ever been implied, even? Maybe Snapchat’s reviews pass through someone on the legal team proactively?
by guscost 6y ago
You would bet that no threat has ever been implied, even? Maybe Snapchat’s reviews pass through someone on the legal team proactively?
- tomnipotent 6y agoYes, because there is no legal ground from which Snapchat can sue on this issue. And what are they going to threaten with? Pulling their app from the Apple App store only to hurt their own business? Apps like Facebook, Netflix, and Snapchat are going to be on a first-name basis with their peers at Apple/Google and are going to have relationships and cards to pull that most others do not. Same is true for any b2b relationship, whether it's auto manufacturers/dealers or advertisers/publishers. Big customers get perks.
- guscost 6y ago> And what are they going to threaten with? A lawsuit! That’s the theory, there is at least enough legal ground to cause damage (even if they can’t win in court). But maybe you are right and most cases like this are handled smoothly without conflict.