People should upload an app that allows you to bypass the regional limitations on 5ghz WiFi and see what the EU thinks about banning app stores then. Because according to the typical regulator it’s bad when others impose limits, but not when they impose limits.
That bootlicking for corporations never really did a thing for me personally — they are literally paper clip optimizers without a care for anyone.
Which, by the way has nothing to do with any of the points I was making, and is just the typical hurr durr Apple bad response.
It's so anti-revolutionary that currently-sitting administrations in America and Europe agree that Apple is deserving of anticompetitive inquiry.
>Because according to the typical regulator it’s bad when others impose limits, but not when they impose limits.
I agree, regulators shouldn't exist.
>> A poor argument? To me, as a final user, it's the greatest one.
>> I agree, regulators shouldn't exist.
So you don't want regulators, even though regulators are the only possible way things like the copyright infringement tools you like might be made mainstream. Got it.