[015a]

At some point, some large app needs to stand up against Apple. Fortnite was a start, but that's a game; it doesn't "hit home" in Silicon Valley culture.

I still have hope that Facebook will pull something major in response to the ATT changes. To be clear: I support the goals of ATT, and I think Apple is in the right on it. But I think freedom of distribution on iOS is more important than this, and when choosing between Freedom and Privacy (or as our forefathers would say, Freedom and Safety); I will choose Freedom, every single time.

Apple should not be forcing users to choose. There do exist non-resolvable dichotomies when one has to choose, but this is not one of them.

[luckylion]

> it doesn't "hit home" in Silicon Valley culture.

Are people in SV not aware? I was under the impression that they are acutely aware but are being paid gigantic sums of money to put aside any concerns and opinions.

[luxuryballs]

Doesn’t Apple have the freedom to build their OS how they prefer? Just like we have the freedom not to use it.

[IgorPartola]

Fortnite/Epic did. Didn’t work out for them.

[TechBro8615]

Has that been resolved yet?

[g_p]

Still ongoing, and epic are getting some good documents out through discovery, which should help their case, as well as other overseas antitrust investigations.