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The EU laws are indirectly hurting the small developers though by establishing frameworks of usage which are impossible to follow. Best example is Apple, which
by seviu 1y ago
The EU laws are indirectly hurting the small developers though by establishing frameworks of usage which are impossible to follow.
Best example is Apple, which got away with DMA by just doing the bare minimum and inflicting max damage anyway.
- tpxl 1y ago> The EU laws are indirectly hurting the small developers though by establishing frameworks of usage which are impossible to follow. What are the frameworks of usage impossible to follow? People can't release stuff on the apple app store anymore? Apple did not get away with their (un)implementation of DMA, they got spanked and will continue being spanked until they actually comply. What is the 'max damage' they inflicted?
- sabellito 1y agoSmall, medium and large developers don't have anything to do with DMA. It's applied only to the giants.
- OsrsNeedsf2P 1y agoIs this Apple PR? Because I worked at numerous indie dev companies (under 10 people) and they celebrated all these changes
- IsTom 1y agoFor some reason there is always a demographic of people who have a need to defend big corps, like they don't defend themselves already.