marvin
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@Interimsposter @larsfc51 Nein. Bei Apple hat die App einmalig 0.99 Cent gekostet und nicht jährlich.
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Ich komme noch aus der Zeit wo Whatsapp nach einem Jahr Geld gekostet hat
Domenic Schaller@SchallerDomenic
Das Abo kostet 2,49 € inklusive Apple-Gebühr, richtig? Ohne die 30 % Provision an Apple wären es dann ca. 1,74 €? Verstehe ich das korrekt? #WhatsAppPlus #AppStore
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The reality is cycling lobby groups believe this is OK as nobody is getting hurt and if they did it would not be serious. This is a day to day event unfortunately… I see it first hand while cycling . … often being shouted at if I ask others to stop.
We need to do so much better …..🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴
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Ich bin diese Gejammer über die EU so satt.
Warum lässt man nicht die Nutzer entscheiden?
Wer ein Apple mit nur Apple Software will kann das doch auch TROTZDEM noch wenn Apple sich an Regeln hält?
Beschweren wir uns auch bei der Feuerwehr wenns zu oft brennt?
Das doch absurd!
severin tatarczyk@stagerbn
Ich bin diese Bevormundung durch die EU so satt. Warum lässt man nicht die Nutzer entscheiden? Wer Apple komfortabel und sicher mit Siri haben will, kauft sich ein iPhone. Wer Android mit Gemini aus einem Guss bevorzugt, kauft sich ein Google Pixel. Und wer Wert auf europäisches Gefrickel hat, der kauft sich dann eben ein Fairphone oder rootet sein Android Device und spielt sich irgendein Liberty OS drauf. Diese Regelungswut ist wirklich unfassbar.
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@bitterlemmer @EU_Commission @Apple Nein, on top ist das nicht die Schuld der EU, sondern rein apple.
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Kann man die @EU_Commission für die Entwertung meiner @Apple-Geräte verklagen?
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@Blade0412 Ja wahrscheinlich ist es wieder so am Release Tag kommt dann ABER AI IST IN GERMANY NOCH NICHT VERFÜGBAR! SPÄTER IM JAHR 😩🥳😏🤣
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Das nicht mal die iPhone 15 Pro , 16 , 16 Pro , und 17 das AI Zeug bekommt ist schon echt ne Frechheit. Die sind doch extra dafür gebaut worden für Apple Intelligence 😏
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@juankar_hh @Alexintosh Nobody really gives a shit about this inelegant workaround.
1. I have active subscriptions and an iCloud family that I manage
2. Even when using a second account instead, Apple Music and other things won’t work if you’re subscribed to it on the main account.
The EU sucks.
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iPhone Mirroring is banned from the EU because of the monstrosity of the Digital Markets Act.
So I built my own.
Works on WiFi at 60fps over AirPlay, mouse and keyboard support.
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@democrats_eu Stop lying, it is your fault. WE don’t have a single innovative company within the EU, so you try to destroy others by governing the hell out of them. And we both know this.
Other member states attacking German companies through lobbying is okay I suppose. Get a grip.
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Apple has decided not to bring its new Siri AI to iPhones and iPads in the EU, blaming the Digital Markets Act. The Commission’s reply was blunt: this is Apple’s choice, not Europe’s fault. No American multinational can blackmail 450 million consumers by saying: change your rules, or we keep innovation away. A carmaker would not refuse to export cars because Europe requires a speedometer. The same principle applies here. The DMA defends fair competition, consumer choice and digital sovereignty. In Europe, Big Tech does not write the law.
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Rappelez-vous ce n’est pas la première innovation dont sont privés les propriétaires européens d’Apple à cause du #DMA. Cela la fait plus de deux ans qu’ils attendent le mirroring Mac ← → iPhone. Habituez vous il n’y aura pas de Siri IA ni dans 1 mois ni dans 1 an. L’Europe a le même modèle que la Chine : le goulag numérique.
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@ariange1o Brussels is a joke and I’d never believe what they say. You are 100% correct, we don’t have any innovative companies so the EU tries to destroy other companies too.
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Actually, quite simple. If we Europeans hadn’t killed all our best companies and prevented innovation with the dumbest regulations ever thought by a human being, we wouldn’t be crying about competition with American companies.
Say what you want, but this entire situation just shows how much of a failure the EU is actually is.
If you need regulations on this level to keep the market competitive you already lost.
Connor Jewiss@jewiss
EXCLUSIVE: Apple and the EU are telling very different stories on Siri AI, and right now, it's a standoff. Apple's press release and comments to @LelloucheNico say the DMA would force it to give rival assistants deep access to messages, files, photos, app actions, and personal context, creating privacy/security risks. I reached out to the EU Commission for comment, and they discussed it today (video below). They said nothing in the DMA blocks Siri AI. Apple can launch it if it complies, but it must give rivals "equivalent access" and can’t use iOS to favour its own AI. Apple proposed a “Trusted System Agent” and an 18-month rollout to ensure only approved third-party agents could run. The Commission says they weren't "DMA-compliant interoperability proposals." Whatever that means. This is a standoff over who controls the AI layer on iPhone. The EU isn’t protecting user choice here. It’s trying to regulate the iPhone’s AI layer, and EU users are the ones losing out. iPhone users can already download ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity. Apps like @poppysimplified can use your Mac to get system-level access for AI assistant apps. The EU is demanding default, system-level access for any third-party app that claims to be an AI assistant. Which is dangerous, especially given Apple's privacy-focused AI stance. Apple, respectably, is not bowing down.
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"The decision not to roll out Siri AI in the EU is Apple's and Apple's only," spokesperson Thomas Regnier told reporters in Brussels, saying there was nothing in the Digital Markets Act to stop the company from introducing new products in the EU.
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marvin retweetet
The EU doesn’t understand that I buy Apple products for the experience Apple has created: their stance on privacy, the way iOS is built and sandboxed, and how all Apple products are integrated with each other
Watering it down and ruining my Apple experience makes me hate the EU
European Commission Audiovisual Service@EC_AVService
Apple decided not to roll out SIRI AI in the EU. The non-interoperability of their design made the update not suitable for the EU market. Why? Because big tech companies cannot decide which EU tool should be used by EU citizens. Learn more👇 📺youtube.com/shorts/ATg_W0N…
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@_Azrodeuuuh @Gizmo_x @jeromekeinborg @Apple @EU_Commission Then move outside the dictatorship. Easy for you to understand?
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@Gizmo_x @marvinjoa @jeromekeinborg @Apple @EU_Commission I buy an iPhone to use Apple’s features. Hard to understand?
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Hey @Apple and @EU_Commission, enough is enough! it doesn’t matter who’s right or wrong.
We will look you up till you find a mutually agreed solution, the least bad one for both of you.
Give us a white smoke when you’re done.
Signed: EU users 🇪🇺
bisou 😘
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This is bullshit and I used to believe it myself. Apple wants to scapegoat the EU. Siri is shit not because EU regulation wouldn’t allow a better Siri, but because Apple decided so.
internet hall of fame@InternetH0F
Apple will not be shipping 'Siri AI' with iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 to EU users due to the Digital Markets Act Apple says there is no timeline on when it'll be available
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@Gizmo_x @jeromekeinborg @Apple @EU_Commission I do not trust the people in Brussels. If they specifically target the power house of Germany that funds way to many of the other countries. How trustworthy is that?
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@Gizmo_x @jeromekeinborg @Apple @EU_Commission You're really a sheep, if you think the EU wants to protect its citizens.
"According to a report, the EU Commission has secretly paid environmental groups to run campaigns against German companies." - deutschlandfunk.de/eu-kommission-…
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So basically, we will never have Siri AI in Europe.
I have been waiting for the iPhone mirroring feature for over two years now, and we still don't have it. So why would the new Siri be introduced?
#wwdc
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