is this some kind of corporate disobedience?
Apple cares about one group of people: its customers and their security. They are, in fact, the only company that does. As the family nerd, I dont ever need to support Apple devices. It's the only brand im going to recommend to them because they are security and customer satisfaction first.
The only people who are upset about Apples policies are people MAKING MONEY off the platform.
Do I feel bad for any of the business involved in this. No, because they are BUSINESS and dont require sympathy.
They literally installed a backdoor into Apple Silicon due to pressure from the CCP (lest they kill Apple by cutting their cheap manufacturing): https://www.kaspersky.com/about/press-releases/2023_kaspersk...
The link you presented does not support that idea at all.
Vs something well covered and known:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple–FBI_encryption_dispute
Can we get some links that support your CCP claim from any kind of reputable source?
r/confidentlyincorrect
Apple is using this as a chance to spin the public opinion against DMA — which it's hurting their walled garden — to kill a feature they never wanted.
It was confirmed in another thread they killed PWAs for Safari too which it doesn't make sense.
Scams, intransparent pricing, phishing apps and "whale hunting" (with a nice 30% cut for Apple from exploting gambling addictions).
Just last week: https://www.theregister.com/2024/02/08/lastpass_lookalike_ap...
safari can ban web capabilities and you and your family can use it
let me and others make our own choices of web browsers