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Apple can exit EU, it is like I invite you in my home but only if you remove your shoes, you can refuse and not enter. What is next? American companies complai

Apple can exit EU, it is like I invite you in my home but only if you remove your shoes, you can refuse and not enter. What is next? American companies complaining they EU does not allow them to put Poisson in food or worse, getting forced to offer warranties.

sschueller 2y ago
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oldpersonintx 2y ago
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can16358p 2y ago
Sure they can, but EU knows that they practically can't and plays their card just because they can't compete. Putting poison in food is about human health, this has nothing to do with it.
- lucianbr 2y ago
  Funny how you can understand that "Apple can't practically leave the EU", but don't understand that "citizens can't practically fight Apple on their own". Makes it pointless to have a discussion, with this kind of selective understanding of issues.
  - can16358p 2y ago
    I do understand that some citizens are "fighting" Apple by supporting this legislation. Doesn't change the argument though.
    - simion314 2y ago
      This stuff is spreading, Japan is next, probably India , Apple is sucking as much as they can from the users, if you are from USA spend your energy protecting Apple abuses in USA, I would try FUD, like show how better USA iPhone users are now with their special ports, with their wall garden etc.
- simion314 2y ago
  Apple is abusing people, there is no f way an Apple extremist fanboy can claim the next sentence is not abuse "Developers are not allowed to inform the users that they have the OPTION to say pay less for a subscription directly on the official website" I know Apple fanboys prefer to use Apple to pay for Youtube or other subscriptions even if is more expensive but how can informing the user that he has an OPTION is allowed. Is the same with apps, EU protects the user right to own your device, if I want to write a script and run it on my device I should not pay Apple to give me the permission and on top of that have Apple decide for me what I can and what I can't run. What's next Apple protects their users by not allowing browsing websites that did not paid Apple to get an approval of "safety" and "Appleness"

sschueller 2y ago

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oldpersonintx 2y ago

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can16358p 2y ago

Sure they can, but EU knows that they practically can't and plays their card just because they can't compete. Putting poison in food is about human health, this has nothing to do with it.

lucianbr 2y ago
Funny how you can understand that "Apple can't practically leave the EU", but don't understand that "citizens can't practically fight Apple on their own". Makes it pointless to have a discussion, with this kind of selective understanding of issues.
- can16358p 2y ago
  I do understand that some citizens are "fighting" Apple by supporting this legislation. Doesn't change the argument though.
  - simion314 2y ago
    This stuff is spreading, Japan is next, probably India , Apple is sucking as much as they can from the users, if you are from USA spend your energy protecting Apple abuses in USA, I would try FUD, like show how better USA iPhone users are now with their special ports, with their wall garden etc.
simion314 2y ago
Apple is abusing people, there is no f way an Apple extremist fanboy can claim the next sentence is not abuse "Developers are not allowed to inform the users that they have the OPTION to say pay less for a subscription directly on the official website" I know Apple fanboys prefer to use Apple to pay for Youtube or other subscriptions even if is more expensive but how can informing the user that he has an OPTION is allowed. Is the same with apps, EU protects the user right to own your device, if I want to write a script and run it on my device I should not pay Apple to give me the permission and on top of that have Apple decide for me what I can and what I can't run. What's next Apple protects their users by not allowing browsing websites that did not paid Apple to get an approval of "safety" and "Appleness"