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>Even then, another country's law shouldn't trump your own country's law. If he is on a blacklist of some country, ban him only there. But Apple is an American
by gruez 11mo ago
>Even then, another country's law shouldn't trump your own country's law. If he is on a blacklist of some country, ban him only there.
But Apple is an American company? If he's sanctioned for being a Putin affiliate or whatever, Apple has to abide those sanctions, even if he's not sanctioned in whatever country he lives in.
- lapcat 11mo ago> If he's sanctioned for being a Putin affiliate or whatever Unless you have specific incriminating evidence, please don't present this hypothetical nonsense as if it's a real possibility. Here's more information about the author: https://blog.kulman.sk/about/ https://blog.kulman.sk/about/ What a shame that comments keep mentioning Russia just because the author's name is not "John Smith" or something.
- thisislife2 11mo agoPeople (including me) are trying to guess probable cause, and being associated in any manner with Russia or a Russian company could get you barred from many western online services. You don't even have to be Russian to test this - I am an indian and I couldn't sign-up to try IBM (or was it Oracle?) cloud with a yandex mail id.