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> Otherwise, if the iPhone maker doesn’t comply, it faces fines of $43,000 per day. That's 0.016% of their income, if anyone was curious.
by gary_0 2y ago
> Otherwise, if the iPhone maker doesn’t comply, it faces fines of $43,000 per day.
That's 0.016% of their income, if anyone was curious.
- alganet 2y agoFrom what I could grasp of the official text, there seems to be more conditions. Apple must make the decision made by Cade public in their website, and also inform all iOS developers affected. The law which was used (L12529) also allows more aggressive fines (let's say 43.000 per day per iOS developer), or even suspension of services. But these were not mentioned in the decision.
- justinclift 2y ago> and also inform all iOS developers affected. Yay (/s), that'll be another "Terms and Conditions" change from Apple that all registered Apple devs receive an email for and need to sign, regardless of the new terms, in order to continue having builds notarized.
- knubie 2y ago> That's 0.016% of their income, if anyone was curious. Is that 0.016% of their global income, or just in Brazil?
- lanna 2y ago$43,000/0.00016 = $268,750,000 I doubt Apple sells that much a day in Brazil.
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