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> I’m guessing though that the South Korean market is be significant enough for Apple and Google to not just pull out it’s business from South Korea and call it
by rkangel 5y ago
> I’m guessing though that the South Korean market is be significant enough for Apple and Google to not just pull out it’s business from South Korea and call it a day.
I think that's right. The next step would be for a large enough market to have a similar law, and then they'll just have that as their policy globally. That probably means EU or US.
- PontifexMinimus 5y ago> That probably means EU or US. Or the UK, which has a larger economy than South Korea. Although going after big tech is not, as far as I know, on the radar of the UK government.
- truth_ 5y agoCould things change if the Tories were to lose power?
- DaiPlusPlus 5y ago> Or the UK, which has a larger economy than South Korea Wait for the Brexit dust to settle and IndyRef2 to happen.
- Steko 5y agoThe next step is Apple completely disabling IAP in Korea with a message that pops up telling the user which law is responsible.