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iPhone Prison? That is the perspective of a very minor part of the market. I know hundreds of people who have iPhones and iPads. None have ever told me they fe
by martin_drapeau 3y ago
iPhone Prison? That is the perspective of a very minor part of the market.
I know hundreds of people who have iPhones and iPads. None have ever told me they fell imprisonned by their iPhone.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 3y agoNow go ask the ones who Apple forces to give 30% of their revenue to Apple.
- sbuk 3y agoThey are free not to develop for the platform; which is the very same argument as "you're free not to install an alternative App Store."
- dns_snek 3y ago> They are free not to develop for the platform Bad faith arguments never end. You don't like us dumping toxic waste in your rivers? That's easy, just move to a different town! This technology is too entrenched in our daily lives and Apple is too dominant for any business to be able to ignore their users, which is roughly half of the western population. Apple is however free to leave the EU if it deems these rules to be unreasonable.
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