Apple Just Lost Me • AndreGarzia.com

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Any system of age verification will fail to satisfy the writer, because it is fundamentally the UK’s fault by requiring such draconian measures. Credit cards don't work ever time, but the other options of using AI or sending your data to a third company who will resell it are also not great.

The only other complaint seems to be liquid glass? It really feels strange because Apple feels on the upswing with their new office and their cheap, repairable mac.

Tapping a UK passport to your phone works just fine for ETA apps and it would work just fine for Apple as well.

The fact that you think American corporation punishing foreign users for their laws is acceptible is sick upon itself.

How many people have a passport vs a credit card? If you travel a lot, sure, but some folks never leave their hometown.
In the UK? Over 85% of people have a passport.
International migration, England and Wales - Office for National Statistics

International migration, including country of birth, passports held and year of arrival, Census 2021 data.

In the UK More people have passports than have credit cards, the assumption otherwise is precisely the culture-clash that the article is complaining about.

> The fact that you think American corporation punishing foreign users for their laws is acceptible is sick upon itself.

Not really. I was hoping more large US corps would just not comply and force a big kerfuffle and force the UK government to rethink the OSA and other ridiculous legislation.