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Automated mistake by Apple resulted in the company remotely killing apps

If the mistake is removed as a variable, the question becomes the pros and cons of Apple having that much "power".

To suggest they should get slapped by anti-trust, to me is a gut reaction.
 
I7guy said:
If the mistake is removed as a variable, the question becomes the pros and cons of Apple having that much "power".

To suggest they should get slapped by anti-trust, to me is a gut reaction.
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lol if you think the major tech companies aren't too big for the wellness of our society.
 
To think what could have happened
If it was a malware and the system was there

but no question a human should absolutely be involved not that humans don’t make mistakes but at least it can recall why if need be

Hopefully the system will be improving to a degree that developers won’t feel like it’s the end of the world
 
Wildkraut said:
9to5mac.com

Mistake by Apple kills all Mac developer's apps - 9to5Mac

An automated mistake by Apple resulted in the company remotely killing all of a Mac developer's apps. Users were unable to open them, and a message ...
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Too much power over the user devices, i hope they slapped hardly by antitrust in US & EU.
Such tiny but important news always goes under.
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I question the whole 'automated only' approach. Is it bad destoying developers reputation? Yes, but where else are you gonna ago?

There'll be cracky users, but that will die off and everything should be "back to normal" (..as normal as you can get)

it can happen to anyone, but the scale of it should of been thought out better
 
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