The Level1 Links With Friends Show May 13 2025: Only Trump Deals In Absolutes
Source: YouTube · Level1Techs · published May 13, 2025 · 35:05
Apple appeals a court ruling blocking its 27% app commission, arguing it’s a loophole and would cause “irreparable harm,” likened to an electric company charging a percentage of all revenue 1:02-1:25. The judge rejects the appeal, stating it violates the spirit of the original decision 1:12-1:25.
Key Takeaways:
• Apple’s 27% commission appeal is dismissed as a violation of the original ruling’s spirit, using an electric company analogy 1:02-1:25
• Meta faces copyright challenges over AI training data, with a judge ruling it harms authors and risks market replacement 2:45-3:13
• U.S. military may use social media data to target strikes, raising concerns over automated, unaccountable decisions 5:33-6:22
The intersection of AI, government power, and corporate control continues to expand with little oversight, threatening both privacy and fair markets.
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[Music] Hello everybody. Welcome back to the L1 show, Linked. Today is April 13th and we're here to do government and security stories to start your week. And we love it when we can say finally it's over. Finally, this fiveear saga has ended. But there's always an appellet at the end. I don't know when we ever escape it, but not quite yet. The Virgin headline is Apple asked court to halt App Store rule changes while it appeals. Now, it's already let app developers make the changes to their apps to Apple's credit. They sent out a memo like hours after the ruling that said, hey, if you want to add buttons or whatever for your own payment thing, we don't care. But this appeal says that hey that 27% that we were planning to collect even if you you know charge your users for your thing somewher…