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65 allows asking the EC for clarifications. But that process would (very explicitly) need to be public and allow input from third parties, there's no process fo
by jsnell 3y ago
65 allows asking the EC for clarifications. But that process would (very explicitly) need to be public and allow input from third parties, there's no process for private feedback. In addition to that, the EC might choose to ignore the clarification requests entirely, and whatever decisions they do give are not binding.
It's certain that Apple does not have any kind of back channel approval for keeping PWAs Safari-only. That is not a possibility within the regulatory framework.