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Others might say that they're not illegal and/or that you have a duty not to enter into them in the first place.

• saagarjha 6y ago
  > they're not illegal We'll see! Until then, revoking certificates is retaliation. > you have a duty not to enter into them in the first place This isn't how contract law works.
  • dkonofalski 6y ago
    >you have the duty to violate illegal developer agreements. Neither is this if you're admitting the legality hasn't been determined.
    • penagwin 6y ago
      You're saying that they breached their contract - he's just saying that the contract may not have been valid in the first place, thus it cannot be enforced/breached. We don't know if their contract was valid, that's up to the court(thats why this article is here).
      • nodamage 6y ago
        The term in the contract they breached (not sneaking hidden code past app review) is not the same as the term they are contending is illegal though.
      • 47r6rueu3u 6y ago
        It's still an incredibly asanine point for a general discussion because it's true of almost any contract. It's ajin to people who constantly use phrases like "in my opinion" in general conversations, it's already implied by context.