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Focusing on the wrong point. It's not a matter of censoring anything, because the AppStore is theirs, and they can do whatever they want and not even have to e
by hcarvalhoalves 14y ago
Focusing on the wrong point.
It's not a matter of censoring anything, because the AppStore is theirs, and they can do whatever they want and not even have to explain their decision.
It's about defining who is the owner of the device, and who controls what goes or not in it. This is the case you can take to court.
- thwest 14y agoAre any of these articles criticizing Apple calling for the government to forcibly open the AppStore? No. We are making demands as Apple customers.