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So does that mean that you can sue Apple if an app fails at any of these? Of course not, because lying for Apple is common business practice nowadays.
by Black101 5y ago
So does that mean that you can sue Apple if an app fails at any of these?
Of course not, because lying for Apple is common business practice nowadays.
- georgyo 5y ago"no reasonable person would possibly believe these statements as true." That statement from the courts has allowed all sorts of lying in marketing.
- Black101 5y agoMarketing is about to become a synonym to lying in the legal sense... therefore lying is ok.
- a1369209993 5y ago> because lying for Apple is common business practice nowadays. To be scrupulouly fair, the "for Apple" is 100% redundant.