The UK's approach is kinda weird. On one hand, they're all about keeping it chill with Apple and Google, which might help avoid a beef with the US . But on the other hand, if these commitments don't lead to real change, it'll just be another case of 'talk is cheap' . I mean, how much more do developers need to deal with before they get some actual backbone from Apple and Google? The regulator's trying, but it's all about making sure they're not just pretending to care . Will this actually make a difference or just be another pointless gesture? We'll have to wait and see
The UK's approach is kinda weird. On one hand, they're all about keeping it chill with Apple and Google, which might help avoid a beef with the US 
. But on the other hand, if these commitments don't lead to real change, it'll just be another case of 'talk is cheap' 
. I mean, how much more do developers need to deal with before they get some actual backbone from Apple and Google? The regulator's trying, but it's all about making sure they're not just pretending to care 
. Will this actually make a difference or just be another pointless gesture? We'll have to wait and see 