This strikes me as regulation for its own sake. What is the throughline from this disclosure requirement to an actual reduction in waste? https://t.co/noKtoY0qNF

— Annemarie Bridy (@AnnemarieBridy) February 26, 2021

Apple loves to tout environmentalism. They hired an ex EPA administrator to be their environment chief. Meanwhile, the biggest black market is how they undermine #RightToRepair and durability. This is important transparency ?https://t.co/pVolaIWs9R

— Nathan Proctor (@nProctor) February 26, 2021

Why Facebook Launching An All-Out War On Apple's Upcoming iPhone Update https://t.co/iN28LBtn5V

— Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) February 26, 2021

Facebook Is Launching an All-Out War on Apple's Upcoming iPhone Update https://t.co/2ac8EtQViW I pretty sure tons of users will turn down FB's user consent, and it is a threat to their business tells how vital is user's private data for FB.

— The Best Linux Blog In the Unixverse (@nixcraft) February 26, 2021

I don’t get what the fuss is about, most people just want to get to what their looking for & will click the annoying button in the way of what they want. Slows stuff down but it’s worth the price of transparency ? https://t.co/JTtN5kCUeo

— Michelle Rodriguez (@MRodOfficial) February 26, 2021

"Apple says...it will update its iOS software for iPhones to require apps to get explicit consent to track what people are doing on their phones for the purposes of sharing it with third-parties."

And conservatives should support privacy of tech users.https://t.co/9qFsricG2E

— Free Speech America (@FreeSpeechAmer) February 26, 2021

if you can't have competition, i guess a Tech Giant Boss Battle is the next best thing
"Why Is Facebook Launching An All-Out War On Apple's Upcoming iPhone Update? https://t.co/p5mABOsmgD

— Mary Childs (@mdc) February 26, 2021

Apple forced to add iPhone and MacBook repairability scores to comply with French law https://t.co/ekn8D9PXBB pic.twitter.com/rOeZn9ohb7

— The Verge (@verge) February 26, 2021

Apple loves to tout environmentalism. They hired an ex EPA administrator to be their environment chief. Meanwhile, the biggest black market is how they undermine #RightToRepair and durability. This is important transparency ?https://t.co/pVolaIWs9R

— Nathan Proctor (@nProctor) February 26, 2021