If someone complicates AppIf in recent years, "life" has changed significantly and it is quite possible that this will not change for some time, then it is the European Union with its regulations. It is precisely this that forces Apple to do things that he would certainly not otherwise resort to. For example, we are talking about exchanging Lightning port behind USB-C or the planned opening of iPhones in Europe to third-party app stores. However, it seems that patience is running out in Applu has already overflowed.
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Reuters reported over the weekend that Apple filed a legal challenge to the European Union's Digital Markets Act. The latter entered into force on November 1, stating that Apple could be forced to make fundamental changes not only to App Store, but also for payment applications, FaceTime, Siri and other services and applications, which would change the current concept of iPhones. However, this Apple definitely does not want to and therefore is trying to defend against the Digital Markets Act as much as possible, so that at least some elements in iPhonech "protected". In the objection, it specifically points out the potential security risks that iPhone users could face after the EU forces Apple to open third-party app stores and, in other words, install apps outside of App Store. With that, though Apple apparently he is already more or less counting, as the system has started to prepare for this possibility, but he is obviously still trying to reverse this plan of the European Union. Whether he will succeed or not, only time will tell.
I wish they could do it. The European dictation of nonsense is over and we Europeans are going to get shit on our heads.
How do you write "let's get shit on our heads"?
The EU wants you not to shit on your head Apple.
KoneSomeone please don't eat them.ancHe will clip their wings.
Nice article.
They doubt that apple will win. Will have to adapt. Objection to the risk of third-party installation or outside store Android has been doing this for years. No one is forcing anyone to turn it on on Android. Let alone do it. As long as people have the option.
But I don't know Apple I will have to adapt. I doubt he will win. He has to adapt in China. Even before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. So he also had to adapt in Russia.
I would like it when it would be possible to buy in the EU iPhone no sim slot. Only esim. Better water resistance etc. And the main advantage of esim is that you can find the phone even when it is turned off.
The EU is doing it right, it's just you, the sheeple, who are going to screw up again. Don't try to make sheep out of others - you won't succeed.
I am nestI'm crying, okay?onec it's up to the user what and where to download it.
I agree with you, no one is forcing anyone to install third-party garbage on their phones, but if someone wants to program something for themselves and upload it to their phone, let them be - the way will be almost open,
The EU often has good regulations, you just need to understand them
I'm not against either, for example the USBC was a good idea
So the EU is trying to regulate the market and when the market objects, it cries foul? Interesting idea. What's notchat on users?
Sure, no one is forcing anyone.
Only the EU dictates what the manufacturer can and can't do - it's really great, it's not forced.
I don't want to stand up for apples, but whoever wants to produce what they want - the market will show the sensuality of the product.
If they make pasquil with a lot of restrictions, no one will buy it.
So explain to me why they are being sold iPhone so good, if in your opinion it is actually a bad product and EU intervention is needed. It's exactly the same as, for example, that I can drink a drink in a bar with a straw, but every 100 grams of salami, every 3 dl of water, or 50 grams of children's snacks + a plastic toy, that's very cooooool. Really balanced and well-thought-out EU strategy.
The EU should be concerned with why the whole idea was created back then, and not here to tell someone how to do business. If you want openness, go to Android, but don't force it on yourself. iOS there will be a second Android. It is up to the user what they want to use and the company should have the same freedom with its products.
I'm all for it AppleThey have my full support. The EU bureaucracy is alreadyoneneeds to tap through the fingers. "Limitations" in iOS I absolutely don't mind if it does, I have Android, where there is "freedom". But I don't want that "freedom", I want a safe and reliable system and that's what it offers me so far iOS even thanks to my "limitations", which in reality do not limit me in any way. So if it is possible to express support for Apple against the EU, here with a link.
On the other hand, he would really need to tap his fingers Apple and its sectarian practices.
So you're a proper fanatic like . Go stick to the road.
MS dealt with the same thing with explorerem, or media player. He lost.
Many people support EU practices out of envy of others. Only then, when toilet paper (thick, single-layer) is rationed and they are not allowed to wipe their butts differently than the EU orders... Only then will they not like something and want changes
the biggest joke is that the biggest heists on Apple mostly those who have held the iPhone in hand only until the security guard took them out of the store :))))
Now you hit the nail on the head 👍👍