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It is not the right question. The goal is not to destroy Apple, it is to force them into compliance. In order to force them into compliance, you only need the f
by GuB-42 2y ago
It is not the right question. The goal is not to destroy Apple, it is to force them into compliance. In order to force them into compliance, you only need the fine to be higher than what it costs to comply.
And €150M is a lot of money, you can have on the order of a thousand people working on the problem for a year to get even. I am sure they can figure out a way.
Same idea with, say, a parking ticket for nonpayment. It may be nothing to a millionaire, but the important part is that in the long run, it is more cost effective to simply pay for parking.
- lodovic 2y ago> Same idea with, say, a parking ticket for nonpayment. It may be nothing to a millionaire It's telling that the former CEO of Apple was famous for driving a car without plates, and parking in handicapped parking spaces, just because he could.