> That should alleviate the problem somewhat. This comment comes across as being from someone who has never paid attention to Apple’s business tactics. No offe

> That should alleviate the problem somewhat. This comment comes across as being from someone who has never paid attention to Apple’s business tactics. No offence. Maybe I’m on the opposite end and too cynical, but I don’t think we know a) whether Apple will practice malicious compliance in a way that makes the ruling meaningless or b) whether they will comply at all. And if they do comply in any way, we don’t know how long they will keep it that way before clawing back little by little or simply ending that compliance.