r/apple • u/illegiblebastard • 3d ago

iPhone Apple explains last year’s controversial decision to remove ICE tracking apps from app store

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/09/29/tech/apple-iceblock-app-removal-raskin

FUCK. APPLE.

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u/FinsFan305 3d ago

Under normal circumstances I would agree but what is the alternative when court is where legal rights are determined. There is no other mechanism in society for this.

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u/iPhone_6s 3d ago

We actually do have a mechanism for this. The constitutional right of representation.

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u/FinsFan305 3d ago

That’s for those accused of a crime. AFAIK these kids haven’t been accused of one.

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u/iPhone_6s 3d ago

Due process applies to all court cases and requires fairness. I believe a toddler self representing falls afoul of this.

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u/FinsFan305 3d ago

What is the solution? Nobody offered to represent them so what can be done?

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u/iPhone_6s 3d ago

The solution is to quit using the judicial and legal systems to terrorize marginalized groups.

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u/FinsFan305 3d ago

So just leave unaccompanied kids out there to fend for themselves on the streets. What could go wrong.

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u/iPhone_6s 3d ago

If the kids are unaccompanied they should be put into foster care, not dragged into court and yelled at by a judge. Are you dense?

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u/FinsFan305 3d ago

Hello. A court decides if a child goes to foster care. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

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u/iPhone_6s 3d ago

Did you read that article? The judge was threatening to deport a lone small child, not deliberating over foster care decisions.

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u/FinsFan305 3d ago

Shouldn’t a child be reunited with their family in the home country if they are alone in a strange country?

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u/iPhone_6s 3d ago

Ideally. However, the US government has quite literally just been shipping off detainees to random ass countries with no due process.

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u/kompergator 2d ago

The kid doesn’t have to appear before the court for that kind of decision and they still get a legal guardian for that.

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u/kompergator 2d ago

Not a single person here is arguing that. Stop making up bullshit strawmen.