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> Apple created a fair competition by clearly spelling out the legal rules for everyone I think it could be argued that it shouldn't be Apple's place to set th
by skohan 6y ago
> Apple created a fair competition by clearly spelling out the legal rules for everyone
I think it could be argued that it shouldn't be Apple's place to set the rules of the competition. If MacStadium is correct, that the best experience is one-user-one-machine, then their business model should win out. It's not fair competition to rule out all other business models.
- Spivak 6y agoSure, but that's copyright for ya. Apple gets to dictate the ToU for macOS. You can say that it shouldn't be Apple's place, and I agree, but macOS isn't free software.
- skohan 6y agoI'm not arguing this isn't legal. I'm arguing against the previous commenter's assertion that this is justifiable.