Perhaps we should have a three-strikes policy. After the first strike, your company logo gets one bite taken out of it. Second strike, one more bite. Third strike, your logo is gone.
Perhaps we should have a three-strikes policy. After the first strike, your company logo gets one bite taken out of it. Second strike, one more bite. Third strike, your logo is gone.
For whatever faults they might have, the regulations are intended to protect consumers, not harm them with a scorched earth plan out of a libertarian fantasy.
There are plenty of ways you can punish a company for wrongdoing without risking the consumer as much as that idea would.
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That would be much more effective that piddle farts of some money fines.
As far as it goes for Apple, I wonder if they’d be willing to go a year without operating in the country. See how it pans out. It wouldn’t be tolerated by stockholders for China or India, but The Netherlands?
And also think what would happen if this ruling happened in the USA.