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Tell-Relative t1_isbky48 wrote

Reply to comment by Powered_by_bots in Apple slapped with a $19 million fine in Brazil for not selling iPhones with a charger by mepper

That law makes no sense to me .

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Powered_by_bots t1_isbld82 wrote

Must laws don't make sense.

I think issue is Apple blatantly chose disregard Brazil established laws. Apple disrespected Brazil & thought themselves to be above the law.

So, Brazil bitch slap Apple.

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TheCozierDaemon t1_isblusw wrote

> Must laws don't make sense.

I mean most of them do. Might not make sense to you, but they're usually made to make sense. Usually.

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breadexpert69 t1_isblmpb wrote

It would if you were poor in a country where things like chargers can cost double due to import fees.

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Tell-Relative t1_isbm13n wrote

Poor people aint buying overpriced apple phones dude

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breadexpert69 t1_isbnklx wrote

But they are. I live in South America. If you go to the rural areas where people dont even have reliable electricity or even water, one thing they will have are smartphones, and many of them do have iphones.

I dont expect you to believe me, but I live here and see it first hand.

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Tell-Relative t1_isbnxd7 wrote

I believe you but if you buy an iphone you cant complain to me about not having money for a charger. Just buy something cheaper which is what the rest of us do all the time.

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