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In one sense I'm not surprised that the general reaction seems to be "shrug ". This is a story about Apple being Apple, and Border Control being, well Border Co
by bruce511 3y ago
In one sense I'm not surprised that the general reaction seems to be "shrug ". This is a story about Apple being Apple, and Border Control being, well Border Control.
Both organisations have a well-deserved reputation. Both are behaving completely in character.
That the biggest company can pay to enlist the support of the most-insulated police force surprises no-one.
Perhaps more depressing is that there's no expectation of improvement. Juicy press expose leading to reform? Not likely.
- emodendroket 3y agoThe way CBP seizures work seems pretty backwards. A similar story happened with Li-Ning where the CBP alleged they were using North Korean labor and started seizing their products and apparently, for whatever reason, the onus moves on to them to prove they are not using North Korean labor, rather than on the government to prove that they are.
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