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Common sense ties them together. While the Fortnite app was in violation of terms, it wasn’t the app itself which violated the terms—it was the corporation.
by sjwright 6y ago
Common sense ties them together. While the Fortnite app was in violation of terms, it wasn’t the app itself which violated the terms—it was the corporation.
- mschuster91 6y ago> Common sense ties them together. The problem is that the US judicial system, thanks to its focus on precedent cases no matter how old they are, and "modern common sense" don't always fit together.
- mcphage 6y ago> While the Fortnite app was in violation of terms, it wasn’t the app itself which violated the terms—it was the corporation. Definitely not. If you have multiple apps in the App Store, and one is removed for violating the terms, the rest should not be removed, since the others didn’t violate those terms.
- sjwright 6y agoThat would make sense if apps wrote themselves and signed their own agreements with app stores.