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Nobody said companies _are_ democracies ... you're reading something that is not there. The point is that Apple thinks it can somehow bend the rules of the EU
by amelius 2mo ago
Nobody said companies _are_ democracies ... you're reading something that is not there.
The point is that Apple thinks it can somehow bend the rules of the EU that were established democratically. As if users are better off with Apple's rules.
- qwytw 2mo ago> bend the rules of the EU that were established democratically EU might occasionally get some things right but saying it's rules are "established democratically" is a slight stretch. It's a sort of a third degree democracy (that parliament is mostly imitative, has no real power and is easily manipulated) with all implementation details and most decision making being done by unelected bureaucrats.
- amelius 2mo agoYes it is not perfect, but a company telling us where democracy is functioning or not is not a solution and if a company suggests it, that is arrogant and dumb.