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> neither do the EU requirements Wrong, they do specify "standalone web browsers as well as web browsers integrated or embedded in software or similar" are bot
by concinds 9mo ago
> neither do the EU requirements
Wrong, they do specify "standalone web browsers as well as web browsers integrated or embedded in software or similar" are both covered, that's in the law.
What you're referring to is how Apple chose to implement it. The EU hasn't opened a compliance case on Safari yet but I expect they'll do so at some point.
- modeless 9mo agoIt's not clear to me that the EU rules make Apple's implementation illegal. I hope they do.