Agreed! Any code you write and ship increases potential bug footprint and for that reason less code is better. Even a lower testing footprint. Code never writte

Agreed! Any code you write and ship increases potential bug footprint and for that reason less code is better. Even a lower testing footprint. Code never written cant malfunction on a customer device. The fact they shipped something that appears to at least contain the messages indicating Rosetta has been removed seems to indicate theres code in there to do exactly that. At best it's a negotiation tactic of saying "we already have code in the wild to remove the software should we be unable to arrive at a deal" - a kind of BATNA for Apple. At worst its there to do exactly what it seems.