> If you want to do business with someone, you and them both agree to and abide by terms set forth. If you don't like the terms, you renegotiate and if that doe

> If you want to do business with someone, you and them both agree to and abide by terms set forth. If you don't like the terms, you renegotiate and if that doesn't pan out you terminate the agreement according to terms therein or otherwise as amicably as possible and go on your way. Well no. Instead of that, if the other party is required by law to do business with you, then you can use government force to make them do so. And if Apple disagrees, then they are perfectly within their right to shutdown their EU operations and lose tens of billions of dollars I guess. But the rest of us are perfectly willing to use democratically enacted laws, as they are intended. > but Apple doesn't need Epic They need the EU though. And if they don't comply with the law then they will be fined many billions of dollars, or be shut down entirely in the EU.