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Rumor has it that Google's subsequent requests for clarification to Apple have gone entirely unanswered, save for automated messages stating that Apple's decision on this matter should be regarded as "final" and "binding", and that no further statement from Apple should be expected.


Maybe Google and Apple's "decision is final" bots can work it out between them.


I'd love to see the Google AI [1] automatically calling Apple customer support "Hello there my app is not starting. May you help me please?".

Is this the achievement of machine learning and speech recognition?

[1] https://youtu.be/pKVppdt_-B4


Hall of mirrors tech support?


...so they're giving Google a taste of their own medicine?

Maybe Google should try to get a post on the front page of Hacker News? That that seems to be the only way to get the attention of Google's support.


Um, yea that's exactly what I would expect in this case. If Google wants to know they can have their legal department send a certified letter (or whatever official legal channels they have). I wouldn't talk to Google as an Apple employee without a written statement from the executive level.


If that's true, it's feels pretty satisfying to hear that Google is on the receiving end of terrible customer service for once.


While I derive a certain satisfaction from this thought, I am certain that these companies have actual human contacts that they can reach out to in cases like this.




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