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> Similarly, when Facebook wanted to inform its users that 30% of the fees users were paying for online events went to Apple, Apple didn’t let Facebook do it sa
by luord 6y ago
> Similarly, when Facebook wanted to inform its users that 30% of the fees users were paying for online events went to Apple, Apple didn’t let Facebook do it saying this information was (once more) “irrelevant”.
That's the passage I meant. I wouldn't have imagined that Apple would be in the capacity of letting or not letting Facebook do something.
On a separate note, you seem to have replied to pretty much everyone in this thread, may I ask why?
- zepto 6y agoI got into a dialog with ‘Jedimind’. That has brought me back to the thread more often than I would usually bother with, and I’ve commented on things that seem to have more complexity to them than is apparent.