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> No. Acting in bad faith is what is wrong. Do you have explicit evidence that Apple is acting in bad faith or are we merely inferring this?
by plandis 3y ago
> No. Acting in bad faith is what is wrong.
Do you have explicit evidence that Apple is acting in bad faith or are we merely inferring this?
- nixass 3y agoHave you even read the article? It's right there, second paragraph
- stale2002 3y agoImplementing a USB C cable, that works better on apple specific chargers, without giving that functionality to competitors, is bad faith, and against the purpose of the law. If they end up pulling back on the plan to do this, then the warning worked.
- Dylan16807 3y agoNot for sure, but if they aren't planning weird cable locks then they can ignore the warning. And if they had been considering them but already cancelled the plans, whoever got them cancelled gets proven right.