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I love how this article is just a PR puff piece that doesn't even attempt to seek out the third party app developers, talk to any users, etc. Also glosses over
by KennyBlanken 3y ago
I love how this article is just a PR puff piece that doesn't even attempt to seek out the third party app developers, talk to any users, etc.
Also glosses over the "breakdown" in negotiation with Apollo and others. Dude got caught lying through his fucking teeth because the Apollo dev was recording their phone calls (and a damn good thing he did, too.)
2-party laws only protect the wealthy and powerful, who don't like how recordings level the playing field.
- cardy31 3y agoI expected so much better from NPR. This was absurdly lazy journalism.
- dbg31415 3y agoReally disappointed with NPR.
- gnicholas 3y ago> doesn't even attempt to seek out the third party app developers They did talk to one, apparently: > Christian Selig told NPR the new charges could cost Apollo, which has just one part-time employee, around $20 million a year.