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by bhelkey 3y ago
If an agency can regulate new processes and the agency creates a rule in 2014[1], the rule applies to processes created or changed on or after 2014. In the same way, if a law requires backup cameras on new cars, the law applies to new cars
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The lawsuit alleges Apple uses their control over iOS to push users away from Android compatible watches to Apple Watches. Specifically, by adding restrictions to third party watches that don't apply to Apple Watches. The DOJ views thi
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From the Department of Justice: > Apple’s smartwatch—Apple Watch—is only compatible with the iPhone. So, if Apple can steer a user towards buying an Apple Watch, it becomes more costly for that user to purchase a different kind of smart
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Pre launch of AirTags, users could opt in to always on location permissions for the Tile app. Post launch of AirTags, Apple makes it hard for Tile users to have always on location permissions. > You are asking to have Apple pick up rando
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> Sure, DOJ should argue the point on NFC access. That's the point of the lawsuit. Chase can't currently make Chase Pay to compete with Apple Pay and offer a mobile payment service with less than 15 basis points.
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> And as for digital wallets, I already trust apple for the OS, I would not see why I would put the effort to download an extra app from a third party I would need to also trust to put bank details Do you think no one else should be able
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by bhelkey 3y ago
From OOP, > Apple stopped making it easy for apps to get permanent access to a user's location. > The main points of differentiation of AirTags vis a vis Tile are enabled by platform capabilities that we don't have access to
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From the complaint, "Apple is knowingly and deliberately degrading quality, privacy, and security for its users".
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Direct quote from the DoJ, "Apple is knowingly and deliberately degrading quality, privacy, and security for its users".
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> Should we also prevent lock-in for car parts, because there are infinite places to go in cars? ...yes. Of course we should protect the personal transportation of hundreds of millions of Americans. And we do via the Magnuson-Moss Warran
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by bhelkey 3y ago
One nine should be 90% availability I would imagine.
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> Agree to provide and publish terms...and accept apps that meet those terms. Marketplaces cannot offer only their own apps and cannot offer (per my reading) a curated list of apps. Apps must be able to apply and, if they meet the terms,
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> once a work is "out there", it really belongs to the audience. I wouldn't call a draft of an unpublished novel on a personal hard drive, "out there".
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The value of optimizing here is really easy to estimate. You know how big your emergency fund is, your current interest rate, and the interest rate you could get. If you have $5000 in BOA (0.01% APY), switching to one of the listed HYSA (~5
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> The form factor is not like the iPhone mini. Compared to the iPhone 13 mini the Zenfone 10 is 15mm taller, 3.9mm wider, and 1.75mm deeper.
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I have enjoyed my Zenfone 10. It's a little Taiwanese phone that's a comparable size. Specifically, I like its battery life, its camera, and that it has a headphone jack.
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If you already have an international version, why would you prevent EU users from installing it? If you don't have an international audience, it wouldn't make sense to build two visions. But I imagine many apps want to target user
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EU users should still be able to install the international versions of the apps, no? This they would see APP and APP (EU Edition).
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From the comments, updates count as installs.
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I paid a pretty high early adopter price as well. I cannot turn my 5th batch laptop on without connecting to a charger. Even if the battery is charged. Resynchronizing time every day gets old fast.
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by bhelkey 3y ago
Chevrolet harms the world when they make bolts? Starbucks harms the world as they sell coffee? Plumbers harm the world when they fix clogged drains?
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If he primarily donated to one party, the donations advance Sam's political views. If he equally donated to both parties, the donations advance FTX's interests. I believe that Sam would advance his own interests then lie to make h
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by bhelkey 3y ago
> SBF has claimed I put little weight on the words of a convicted fraudster who is in jail awaiting sentencing.
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Would they? I imagine those cars would be almost guaranteed to record the entire encounter.
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> With parental permission Is the constraint the parent comment is referring to.
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I cannot say how HN would respond but Beeper's whole business model is charging users for iMessage.
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> Why should Apple have to give Android users free service? Who said anything about free? Apple could charge Android users.
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> guys, it's a phone/tablet. The consoles are much more like a General Purpose Computers Some five billion people have a smart phone [1]. For many it's the primary way they access the Internet. [1] https://www.s
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I imagine that those social scientists would have had a better understanding of statistics if they took stats in highschool.
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It's up to the legal system to decide whether this was advertised as a hidden bathroom camera. I imagine that the advertising pictures of the camera holding a towel made this a rather easy decision.

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