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0 pointstmottabr2y ago0 comments

no.. but EU laws only apply to EU territories.

the second you step out of EU, EU laws stop applying to you and the laws from whatever country you are in the moment start applying.

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margana2y ago· 1 in thread

The EU law here applies to Apple, not to you. Apple remains in the EU for as long as they have entities in the EU or operate in the EU. Thus Apple must follow EU law for as long as they have not exited the EU market completely.

tmottabrOP2y ago

And apple does follow the law..

Apple devices that are within the EU laws jurisdiction does have access to third-party stores..

apple devices that moved to another jurisdiction are no longer subject to EU laws and therefore no longer have access to third-party stores.

The big question i have is if i with my non-EU iPhone will have access to third-party stores as soon as i step into EU, even if i do not live in EU and i am not a EU citizen.

danlugo922y ago

If the point of sale charging my card is located in the EU, even though I've been 2 months in Thailand, they're going to have issues guaranteed...

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