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No, the UK is a democratic country that is voting to reduce privacy. A massive company in a foreign country affecting the laws of your own is anti-democratic.
by abigail95 3y ago
No, the UK is a democratic country that is voting to reduce privacy.
A massive company in a foreign country affecting the laws of your own is anti-democratic.
Democracy doesn't mean privacy.
- guy98238710 3y ago> UK is a democratic country Democracy is a bit more than just rule of the majority (or sub-majority due to the peculiarities of the UK voting system).
- zarzavat 3y agoApple is clearly entitled to not provide iMessage in the UK if they feel that the extraterritoriality of a UK law will hurt their interests in other jurisdictions. That’s not anti-democratic, unless you think the UK rules the world.
- raxxorraxor 3y agoDemocracy requires privacy if you take a few minutes (shouldn't take too long) to think about it. And not even just a bit of it, it is often required for voting to be anonymous for similar or the same reasons.
- webinvest 3y agoAre you sure the UK is a democratic country?