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> After months of slow back-and-forth over email trying to find a compromise, including offering to exclude LGPL code from the assets, Unity basically told us w
by mschuster91 2y ago
> After months of slow back-and-forth over email trying to find a compromise, including offering to exclude LGPL code from the assets, Unity basically told us we were not welcome back to their Store, ever. Even if we were to remove all LGPL code from the Unity package.
It's high time the EU clamps down on Unity as well and classifies them as a gatekeeper. This behavior is absolutely unhinged.
- BlueTemplar 2y agoNot just Unity, it's well past time the EU started enforcing the bans on US infocoms dating to a decade ago (Patriot Act => Snowden scandal => Schrems 2), since with it not being possible to presume any more that the USA is an ally, there's no reason to look away when they violate the fundamental rights of EU residents.