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Apple keeps half assing its compliance in EU, thinking their malicious compliance will fly. They want to learn it won't work through their wallets.
by epolanski 2y ago
Apple keeps half assing its compliance in EU, thinking their malicious compliance will fly.
They want to learn it won't work through their wallets.
- llm_nerd 2y agoIt's fairly standard corporate behaviour, and ultimately it pays off handsomely for Apple. They slow walked implementing a solution to prior censure, and then provided a solution that is laughable, but it starts the whole process again. Now Apple has a year to get some sort of real solution in. During the intervening periods they will have made billions they wouldn't have if they actually implemented a good faith, good intentions response the first time around.
- blackoil 2y agoAssuming EU won't slap a $30B fine. this approach didn't work very well for MS.