As we usually say around here, All extremes are bad. This is what is happening these days in the United States with the demonstrations in favor and against the demolition of a statue of a local hero in Charlottesville.
Controversy aside, Apple's position in this regard has always been very clear and any type of ideology that threatens people's rights has always been rejected. Now after everything that happened it seems that Apple reviewed some websites that can promote ideologies of this type and no longer allow the use of Apple Pay payments on them.
Buzzfeed shows how some websites that sell, display or promote Nazi or racist symbols have stopped having the Apple service available. This is something that is very clear in the rules of Apple Pay itselfBut we imagine that with all the buzz caused by the recent rallies in Charlottesville, they took notice of the sites promoting "Hatred, intolerance and violence" by ceasing to offer their services in them.
Our we find more technology companies that oppose this type of act and they have blocked or removed everything related to these extremist ideologies from their sites. This type of act or any type of violence must be condemned by the authorities without mercy. If you also add the strength of large companies you can make a little more strength, but in reality it is something very difficult to extinguish and although it is true that it is an important step, it is not definitive, since each person thinks differently on these issues.
