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It's funny, you're first sentence "Businesses are deciding who lives and who dies, instead of people being allowed to have their own choice in the matter" to me
by nox101 2y ago
It's funny, you're first sentence "Businesses are deciding who lives and who dies, instead of people being allowed to have their own choice in the matter" to me meant "Apple deciding who can and can not do business with users of iPhones"
The status quo is that Apple has this power on top of the power to collect 30% for all digital transactions (or be denied on the store) and the power to force Apple Pay support to be required (or be denied on the store). Apple also has the power to collect all the data but deny it to others.
That's the status quo that the EU is addressing.
Note: I don't want FB to have my data. I also don't want Apple to have those powers enumerated above.
- inetknght 2y ago> The status quo is ... > That's the status quo that the EU is addressing. > Note: I don't want FB to have my data. I also don't want Apple to have those powers enumerated above. Yes, and I concur.