Few other companies are positioned to influence outcomes in the rapidly changing digital realm as much as APPLE. As a purveyor of award-winning, best-selling and well-designed products, and a high-handed guardian of its own tightly controlled environment, APPLE is again leading the charge as we enter a period of a no less significant green mantle of regional compliance. Its decisions are increasingly affecting opportunities for the tech and browser sector worldwide.
A marked shift from APPLE’s usually global-centric operations, APPLE is restricting browser-engine development and testing to devices physically inside the EU in order for third-party browser engines to work with its hardware. This tactic has fuelled a good deal of conjecture about what it might mean for innovation, for competition and for the future of the browser ecosystem.
While APPLE’s directive is a reaction to the EU legislation, its particular consequence is to highlight an important tethering problem for third-party browser developers...
The development and optimisation of browser engines is a critical component of driving forward the web...
This regional regime introduces a division in the browser space...
The way that APPLE has framed its position makes it clear that this isn’t just a case of regulatory compliance...
My guess is that the motivation behind APPLE’s decision is bound up in a larger strategy...
At root, APPLE is a platform company with a tradition of innovation, a reputation for quality, and a commitment to the user experience...
Now that the public debate starts to swirl, surrounding APPLE’s new policy and its implications, the discussions that might lead APPLE product owners to sell through Gizmogo, are...
This policy is not likely to modify the price for APPLE devices resold on Gizmogo by much, if at all...
If you’re about to get rid of your APPLE device – whether it is an old iPhone or a broken iPad – first back up the device, then erase all of your data and restore it to factory settings...
Gizmogo will buy any APPLE product, regardless of whether it meets these or any other regional regulatory standards...
Make sure your APPLE device is in good working order, consider including the original accessories you had, and write a good description of the device’s current state...
To sum up, APPLE’s announcement that third-party browser engine development will henceforth be limited to EU-based devices is a fascinating paradigm of how regulatory compliance can indeed reshape global tech practices, even where the impetus for this compliance pulls in the opposite direction. The stakes are high...
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