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_bhrz
10 months ago
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Using alternative browser engines in the European ...
Why only in the EU?
Matl
10 months ago
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Because they're compelled to do so by EU law, they don't want to do this and no one else forces them to.
chippiewill
10 months ago
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Only the EU is requiring them to do it, but other governments might start pushing for it given the upsides
_bhrz
10 months ago
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This is what I don't get. Surely they know this is coming everywhere. Malicious compliance just looks like a dummy spit and hurts consumers.
albertopv
10 months ago
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It's Apple, it's not the first time they try malicious compliance way, it won't be the last, it really seems to be the only way they can comply with the law.
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