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Even if it's possible, for Apple, it would be an utterly disastrous thing to do. Imagine the damage to its reputation. If they were to do it in this situation,
by whyenot 5y ago
Even if it's possible, for Apple, it would be an utterly disastrous thing to do. Imagine the damage to its reputation. If they were to do it in this situation, the argument would go, what about other situations? What about all the phones they sell in China, for example. Are there circumstances where they should brick all US Democrat or Republican phones? It would be the end of Apple, and that's why it would (hopefully, thankfully) never happen.
- tayo42 5y agowhy does everyone go for these slippery slope type arguments all the time. you dont need to worry about hypotheticals.
- catlifeonmars 5y agoParent wasn’t making a slippery slope argument FWIW. They were making a PR argument based on the propensity of the general public to fall for slippery slope arguments.
- 8note 5y agoApple still has to follow US laws and sanctions. Especially considering how the people that run it and work in corporate are in America
- agumonkey 5y agoMaybe a gray fail ? No bricking but random lag and failures