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Apple won’t be forced to open up iMessage by EU
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this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2024
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Fine, but why we should always wait for something to become (evenatually) a problem ?
Stop saying it's going to be a problem, there's zero evidence that it will be. iMessage is dead in the water.
Additionally, this law is restricting large chat apps that can dictate the market. iMessage can't do that. It makes no sense to cover them here.
Ok, I understant that. I am not saying that iMessage will be a problem, I am saying that if it will be ever become a problem, then you are will be in a rush to fix it when you could have simply prevented it.
The law should apply to all chat apps in my opinion.