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This is such a bizarre response. You recognize there's a problem with cancelling subscriptions and instead of to the government to regulate the markets (which i
by shadilay 5y ago
This is such a bizarre response. You recognize there's a problem with cancelling subscriptions and instead of to the government to regulate the markets (which is their job) and mandate easy cancelling of subscriptions, you want Apple to do it? Do you want a government run by a corporation?
- ThatPlayer 5y agoFor example, California has already passed laws to make cancelling subscriptions easier.
- bradknowles 5y agoBut what can California do about that problem with a company that is not cooperating, and does not have a presence in California? What would California actually choose to do on behalf of consumers who are in this situation, even if there is a law on the books that supports the consumer? With Apple, the company in question had to work to get on the platform in the first place, and if I as a consumer go to them and tell them I want to cancel that account, then Apple just cancels that account. I don’t have to go to the state of California and ask for assistance, I don’t have to wait for a lengthy trial that might be years in the future. With Apple, it’s just one click and done. Laws don’t help you if they are never enforced. Laws don’t help you if they can’t be enforced against a party outside of their jurisdiction. Apple’s solution works, and works well, for all customers who want to cancel their accounts.
- shadilay 5y agoThis is essentially asking how are any laws enforced.