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by TillE
724 days ago
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> While the DMA may eventually force Apple to slide on this rule, currently it doesn't actually solve the problem at-hand. People keep saying stuff like this about the DMA and it's very confusing to me. Of course Apple can choose to break the law, but there are consequences for that. It doesn't mean the law is ineffective just because investigation and enforcement is not instantaneous. |
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By that logic, why have laws against murder?