margana

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   by margana 3y ago

   This might be fine if Apple allowed creating alternate App Stores and developing apps for that store to be done without a developer account. However, the alternate App Store is a right granted to Epic by an EU regulation, so Apple can'
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   by margana 3y ago

   The thing here is that the potential "crime" they were trying to prevent is opening an App Store in the EU, which EU literally forced Apple to allow. So if this was the reasoning, then Apple is the one breaking the law here.
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   by margana 4y ago

   It's not. The reason for this is not technical (unless you think they literally filled their user database with every possible username permutation with the word 'clyde' in it). It's to make sure scammers can't use
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   by margana 5y ago

   How would it work to block some addresses and not others though? Only way I can think of is to block all DoH traffic, and hope it falls back to conventional DNS, and then selectively block that. If there is no fallback, you might as well di
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   by margana 5y ago

   About 1), if you wanted it to act as a non-smart TV, you would disconnect it from the internet entirely. Perhaps only connect it if you really want to update the software, then disconnect again. 2) seems more plausible.