It seems it wasn’t because they can’t be fined today for tomorrow’s violations, but they definitely will be fined for this as it directly and explicitely prevents users from installing apps they don’t approve
Well, they don’t care about the overwhelmingly negative response they’ve gotten, hopefully they’ll care about the price tag for this court case and the tone it sets for the judgement at the next court case.
Have to wonder if this judgement was influenced at all by Google’s decision to block third party app stores?
https://keepandroidopen.org/
It seems it wasn’t because they can’t be fined today for tomorrow’s violations, but they definitely will be fined for this as it directly and explicitely prevents users from installing apps they don’t approve
Well, they don’t care about the overwhelmingly negative response they’ve gotten, hopefully they’ll care about the price tag for this court case and the tone it sets for the judgement at the next court case.