I call for government regulations of these private market places.
It is not right that corporations through the use of terms and conditions (and contract law) can circumvent peoples constitutional and human rights.
We need governments acting on behalf of the people to ensure that these so called 'walled gardens' do not become areas where private and undemocratic laws can flourish. Corporations must not be allowed to become more powerful than the people.
We do not need regulation to hinder the growth of these market places, we need regulation to ensure that everyone is treated fairly.
Topic: [2014-02-06] IBT: Is Bitcoin Legal or Not? Take it from Apple and Malwarebytes - page 2. (Read 1745 times)
February 07, 2014, 03:13:22 AM
February 07, 2014, 01:19:32 AM
http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/537746/20140207/bitcoin-apple-malwarebytes.htm#.UvR6qvmSwZ4
Confusing... since when did Apple became so powerful inorder to determine the legality of BTC?
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Apple Inc. (AAPL) removed popular Bitcoin programme Blockchain from its App Store, Bloomberg reports. Blockchain is an application for iPhones which is use to send and receive Bitcoins. Users view their Bitcoin balance online in online wallets through Blockchain.
Confusing... since when did Apple became so powerful inorder to determine the legality of BTC?
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