European Commission slams Apple for not bringing Apple Intelligence features to the EU
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Nemesis, 11 hours agoI don't understand how far the European Union Commissi... moreThat day will not ever come. Apple is too greedy to let go of Europe.
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I don't understand how far the European Union Commission intends to go. I eagerly await the day when Apple decides to withdraw from all the countries of the European Union and stops selling anything in Europe, a land that has become a jungle of bureaucratic hurdles and senseless obligations. I think that's what Apple and other companies should do.
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- 30 Jun 2024
Carol-, 30 Jun 2024It is actually not that simple. Apple does not resume to th... moreSo what brand do you use then because your describing the tech industry as a whole 🤷
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- 30 Jun 2024
God bless EU, hope AI will be gone forever from those poor smartphones in Europe, maybe other companies decide to do the same and all together remove AI possessions of our precious phones 😄
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- 30 Jun 2024
Anonymous, 30 Jun 2024Don't forget about support and updates. That's wh... moreBro i swap my phone every 2 years. For me said updates does nto matter.
For what good is a 7 or 10 years old phone if even with brand new software will be struggling to run even instagram, facebook or tik tok by huge delay loading such app because of outdated hardware. No thanks.
Older the phoe more useless it is.
While every 2 year if you buy new device you cans till sell your old one with decent value compared to a fact where your 7-10 years old device is good for trash bin with value not more than 5 bucks.
I buy my phones on a contract from my network carrier with a decent discounts.
For example i have now Motorola edge 40 pro since 2023 july and i am paying 16 euros a month for next 2 years rest been covered by my monthly plan. So in 2025 july it will be paid and i will buy new phone and sell my old one still supported and with decent value.
This way is a lot better and cheaper than spending 800 eur instantly on a same device.
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- 30 Jun 2024
Gsmarena, this thumbnail looks awful, now I don't even want to read your articles.
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- Anonymous
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- 30 Jun 2024
Apple is playing the victim game the finest way.
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- Anonymous
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- 30 Jun 2024
Cpt.Power, 29 Jun 2024mEh a good joke. Among all existing phones with Android S... moreDon't forget about support and updates. That's where all brands are lazy. Only Samsung can give 7 major updates.
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- 30 Jun 2024
DaFink, 29 Jun 2024What story, none of that made even a lick of sense, was mor... moreIt is actually not that simple. Apple does not resume to themselves, their footprint is way bigger then themselves and because of them a lot of small companies do not exist anymore, also because of them their is little to no innovation in any department, because if apple gets away with making money while doing the bare minimum and stealing r&d from others, why would others even bother? Because of them,e-waste was born,with glueshut everything, repair nothing. And a lot of other mistreat they did and do adds to this, from child labor in china, to forcing european brands to outsource to china because well, there would be no competition if not. So yeah, everyone is tired of apple, of course not it's ignorant fanbase, for them all you need to do is not buy apple products... as if...
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- 30 Jun 2024
Its-Spider, 29 Jun 2024I think what is much more telling is that Apple is just yet... moreFinally someone clever and intelligent in this comments zone.
Your comment is spot on and I couldn't have said it better myself.
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- 29 Jun 2024
Well, I don't give a crap about AI, so I don't care.
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- 29 Jun 2024
Anonymous, 29 Jun 2024"Releasing Apple intelligence right now in the EU woul... moreApple doesn’t even know what ‘compliance’ looks like yet, the EU aren’t done issuing legislation. It likely doesn’t matter anyhow how though, regardless of how far Apple agree to bend over, it’s never going to be enough. Turns out Jon Prosser was right, having gotten the cookie out of Apple, the EU now want the milk………
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- Anonymous
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- 29 Jun 2024
DaFink, 29 Jun 2024What, you want a plot synopsis or something? It was a meani... more"Releasing Apple intelligence right now in the EU would very likely seen Apple of the receiving end of yet another threat of a fine." If their AI features were just DMA compliant to begin with, then they wouldn't be fined, it's that simple. They held off because they know it's anticompetitive. And if they truly wanted to follow the rules, they would've collaborated and resolved the issue with EC first instead of being so quick to put out a statement making excuses and putting the blame on others. Meaningless analogy? You are clearly proving that analogy.
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- 29 Jun 2024
Carol, 29 Jun 2024While apple again lies to it's users convincing them t... moreWhat a good thing it is you are not in a position of power………
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- 29 Jun 2024
Cpt.Power, 29 Jun 2024Well yes and no. Yes Apple is my problem and no i have not... moreWhat story, none of that made even a lick of sense, was more of a paranoid rant really, I’m sorry to say.
Why have you had enough of Apple? Someone been forcing you to use their stuff have they, if so who, and by what method of coercion have they achieved this? If you don’t like what Apple does, don’t be an Apple customer, it’s really that simple.
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- 29 Jun 2024
Anonymous, 29 Jun 2024Reducing the movie to an "Emma Stone period drama"... moreWhat, you want a plot synopsis or something? It was a meaningless analogy to begin with. And he’s not ‘my expert’, I just happen to agree with his interpretation of these events. Releasing Apple intelligence right now in the EU would very likely seen Apple of the receiving end of yet another threat of a fine. So them holding back and a waiting for a clearer idea of compliance whilst the EU drops yet more regulation is simply common sense.
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- 29 Jun 2024
Anonymous, 29 Jun 2024So just because they're not addressing a certain issue... moreThe EU has the capacity to address both the issues. Instead of addressing the 'big issue ' I mentioned (I dare not type it again for I might get censored) , in which they will have to accept that they messed up big time, they are getting involved in relatively less important, soft issues like this. That's what I wanted.to convey.
I'm sure that 100% of the tax payers would want them to act on the 'boat tourist' issue first than this Apple AI nonsense which in comparison is almost a non-issue!!
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- 29 Jun 2024
And letting aside what i have said before, nobodi needs AI, especially AI from apple Microsoft or Google...
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- 29 Jun 2024
While apple again lies to it's users convincing them that EU forces apple to weaken "apple security" (...what a laughable statement by the way, competition weakens their pockets for sure, but not their security, and if they are as good as they sadly manipulated their customeres to believe into, why are they so affraid of competition?.. ) apple is again forcing anti-competition into EU markets and not only. It is unbeliavable how this garbage company can behave an treat European Laws, i would have wiped their products from EU markets of the shelf and bann their adds, also impose an everyday fine of 100.000 Euros, untill they come out with an appologize statement, for trying to manipulate the law, lie to it's customers and being very anti-competitive, after that to comply with each and every DMA law has brough, also force them to release an statement video explaining to their customers how garbage they were as a company and how will they improve from now on, also force them to make in house repairable devices. Only then i would allow their subbpar products to enter european market again.