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Eu to make Apple open up operating system to rival tech (link added forgot to include it this morning)
(apnews.com)
An erra is to come to an end as the Eu says enough is enough and introduces new rules and hefty fines.
I am almost certain there would be two major impacts from that. The first being that operating system development would slow to the pace that the community wishes instead of having big money behind it. And the second is that security updates would come quite a bit faster.
Edit: I figure brand new major features would be slower in coming. But security would be improved.
The operating system that runs most servers, a lot of them doing web cloud and networking, with high levels of security (developed by security companies) is open source, the *BSD distributions and also Linux.
But I also have doubts if this is the right move.
Can you share those and the reasoning, please?
Sorry for replying late.
iOS is a key component in apple's business and I'm not sure this won't set a precedent. I think we need competitiveness in industry, albeit a fair one.
No worries, and that actually makes sense, now that you mention it. Thank you for your reply.