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“In such a hypothetical world, developers could potentially avoid the commission while benefitting from Apple’s innovation and intellectual property free of charge. The Court presumes that in such circumstances that Apple may rely on impos
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> But no where does it state Apple could collect 30% from other forms of payment. The judge actually said exactly that.
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Wait, what? All my US cards except for the metal amexes have been contactless for years . All of them also support apple pay.
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Hyperoptic is great if you have coverage.
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Yet neither are struggling to find customers in Europe.
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That’s exactly the kind of data they are selling.
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How is the financial risk not owned by the party using the SSN for identification? Guess who ends up footing the bill when a bank gives a loan to someone pretending to be you? Hint: It’s not you, and it’s not the fraudster either.
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https://krebsonsecurity.com/2015/11/fcc-fines-cox-595k-over-... Cox had to pay up over a few social engineering calls.
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> After that date all liability for fraud perpetrated using an SSN as a shared "secret" will be assigned to the party who accepted the SSN as "authentication". lol. How do you think it works right now? The party who a
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by ryanlol 5y ago
You could also have just googled “pornhub christian lobby” instead of writing all this nonsense. This is all well documented in mainstream media, I certainly shouldn’t need to provide any evidence to a purported industry insider.
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> Yes fraud rates are higher but they could easily be covered by charging higher processing fees (something that is often done for other risks.) This is exactly what happens, there are several payment processors (probiller, ccbill, epoch
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that pornhubs payment processing was not cut off because of the series of NYT hit pieces organized by Exodus Cry? From NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/10/business/visa-ma
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/inside-exodus-cry-the-shady-ev... 2021
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step 1) wait for surge pricing step 2) plug phone into charger step 3) wait until surge pricing ends Seems easy enough to explain.
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> I think you should accept some people think of it differently But why? Because their parents told them so? Is there some fundamental reason to see this differently? Some cultures accept murder too, should we accept that some people thi
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Big Porn like onlyfans and pornhub are not being targetted by cc companies because of fraud rates, but because of the weird Christian fundamentalist lobby in America.
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People who go on about slavery in Dubai are people who have never visited either Dubai nor the places where it’s labourers come from. Nobody is forced to go work in the UAE, UAE has very strict and well enforced labour rules. Everyone talks
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They do need banks.
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They are still required to hold records if they want any local bank to work with them.
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There’s no reason to blindly believe every report of crime. In this case there probably wasn’t sufficient evidence on the victim’s side that any crime had happened.
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> Opt-out typically means that someone will go ahead with something unless you decline. This is not that That’s exactly what this is. If you use iCloud Photos your pictures will be scanned unless you explicitly disable iCloud Photos. How
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Doesn’t matter, it’s still opt-out if you were using iCloud Photo Library before these features were announced. It’s really ridiculous to try to call this “opt-in”.
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Because Sackler’s opioids would not be damaging without the current drug laws, but the drug laws would still be damaging without the opioids. It doesn’t make sense to blame both. It’s focusing on the wrong things, there’s nothing to be gain
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The CSAM scanning is not opt-in. Sure, you could stop using iCloud. That’s opt-out.
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That’s a completely different feature than the one we’re discussing. These things were announced together, but they are not the same. Nobody is objecting to opt-in clientside content filtering.
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Where are you getting this from? That’s simply not true. It’s perfectly legal to “store images as E2E encrypted”
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Those laws do not exist (yet?). You can’t justify this as a compliance measure for legislation that does not exist.
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Sacklers are not to blame for the disaster, their products are not killing people. Those lives were destroyed by a society which seems to believe that drug abusers deserve to die. Opioid addiction is only dangerous because lawmakers would r
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> any company storing images on their infrastructure in the US must report pedophilic images to the US government Ones they know of… > What other technical approach are people advocating for? Apple already has a technical solution, en
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> Scripts were available on a GitHub repo but were removed because they may cause damage to others. Is there an archived link? Edit: I guess this? https://gist.github.com/unrealwill/c480371c3a4bf3abb29856c29...

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