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All debates leading to the laws are public with transcript available and it’s the EU so you have access to dozens of translation. It’s not about a comma. It’s
by StopDisinfo910 1y ago
All debates leading to the laws are public with transcript available and it’s the EU so you have access to dozens of translation.
It’s not about a comma. It’s Apple trying to argue they can breach a law because look we might twist it if we mistreat despite the law being clear and on the way to be slapped in the face because there is nothing the EU hates more than companies trying to play clever tricks with legislation.
The only surprising thing is that Apple has still to understand that despite all the fines. Apple keeps acting like the EU is the US and lose most of the time. You have to wonder if they plainly refuse to hire good counsels or the American executives are just to proud to listen to them.
- hu3 1y agoYeah Apple keeps trying to act like smart pants lawyers, trying to find breaches of interpretation. This wont end well for them because EU stance is clear: give users more freedom and stop with the BS.