> That only makes sense if we assume Apple’s world class legal team didn’t see what every lay person could Legal doesn't make decisions like this. That's not w

> That only makes sense if we assume Apple’s world class legal team didn’t see what every lay person could Legal doesn't make decisions like this. That's not what they are paid to do. Legal advises the executives of the consequences of decisions like this. And if there's one thing that you should expect from people in positions of incredible power (executives), it's that they often believe that they are immune to the consequences of their decisions. Most of the time they are right. Sometimes, they are not.