> Not taking action is also a political statement Of course, but not taking action is far safer from a business perspective. The government has real power to i

> Not taking action is also a political statement Of course, but not taking action is far safer from a business perspective. The government has real power to impact Apple, whereas X critics are essentially powerless by comparison. > if there is any notion that App/Play Store guidelines are there prevent malicious content then those rules must be applied equally for all apps. Apple has a very long history of not caring about this, long before the current political situation.