‘Unfair’ EU rules are delaying features for European users, the tech giant says.

“Bureaucrats in Brussels” are unfairly challenging Apple’s closed ecosystem and denying users the “magical, innovative experience” that makes the firm unique, Apple said.

The so-called walled garden that combines Apple’s products and software ensures a safe and high quality experience for users, it says, but EU regulators counter that it unfairly shuts out rivals.

  • Boomer Humor Doomergod@lemmy.worldEnglish
    814·
    20 hours ago

    As soon as I pay for it it becomes my phone, not Apple’s.

    And since it’s just a computer I should be allowed to put whatever software I want on it.

    Because it’s mine.

    • Farnsworth@lemmy.worldEnglish
      21·
      2 hours ago

      This, except I won’t buy an apple device (unless forced to: in Germany an i-bad is required in many high schools, yes you need to pay for it in full with your own money, yes it needs to be an i-bad they even require a specific model)