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>The company announced Friday it would block the release of [...] iPhone Mirroring [...] from users in the EU this year, because the Digital Markets Act alleged
by Hamuko 2y ago
>The company announced Friday it would block the release of [...] iPhone Mirroring [...] from users in the EU this year, because the Digital Markets Act allegedly forces it to downgrade the security of its products and services.
Huh?
- buildbot 2y agoThey might be forced into supporting that feature for non-iPhones or non-macs?
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- crazygringo 2y agoBecause the DMA could force it to interoperate with third-party software that could also mirror it for users, which would allow third parties to spy on your screen. The logic here is pretty straightforward, really. You might disagree, but the legal concern here is not confusing.