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What is incredible is that this makes the opposite point Gruber thinks he's making. 1. For legalese, the definition of "trader" is incredibly simple. 2. The d
by asdajksah2123 3y ago
What is incredible is that this makes the opposite point Gruber thinks he's making.
1. For legalese, the definition of "trader" is incredibly simple.
2. The definition of "trader" is a broad definition. It's up to specific service providers to explain to their users/customers/partners how that translates to their service.
The fact that Apple is willing to not make the minuscule effort to translate what the broader "trader" definition means in the context of the App Store, is evidence of the fact that they have a monopoly and they're not worried about competitors, so they can basically spit on the faces of their app developers just to spite the EU and not worry about any negative impact at all.