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jase654 t1_isbhyf9 wrote

19M? Lol. That’s the equivalent of me having to pay someone $.01 over the next 50 years.

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breadexpert69 t1_isbk35k wrote

If that is used for the Brazilian taxpayer then id say its a win for Brazil

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w1n5t0nM1k3y t1_isbrdrd wrote

Brazil tax revenue was 33 Billion $USD, so I'm sure they will enjoy their 0.06% of additional funds.

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breadexpert69 t1_isbshu0 wrote

its 2022. Im sure people are happy to take anything they can.

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w1n5t0nM1k3y t1_isbt9de wrote

I'm sure they will be happier if Bolsonaro loses the election.

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breadexpert69 t1_isbw0ny wrote

thats up to the voters to decide. If he loses, then yes, by theory the majority will be happier.

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mattlloyd_18 t1_ise7abq wrote

Unless….. it’s rigged

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breadexpert69 t1_ise7y0t wrote

Again, thats up to the voters to decide and not for non-Brazilians to come up with assumptions.

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[deleted] t1_isem4vf wrote

Lol, bolsonaro lover? How can you be such a fascist?

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danf10 t1_isgv4un wrote

It will improve a bit when another judge fines them again for ignoring the court order.

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[deleted] t1_isblc6y wrote

sadly i think apple most likely pre-raised the price of their iphone in brazil to offset this. no idea why brazil didn’t just outwardly ban iphones

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extraeme t1_isch3ae wrote

If you round it to the nearest billion it's approx $0 billion

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MasterFubar t1_isbt2rq wrote

The fine is calculated on past sales. If that value seems small it's because Apple doesn't sell many phones in Brazil, they are too expensive.

This doesn't mean Apple can pay that fine and keep selling phones without a charger, that would be contempt of court, a criminal case instead of the civil case it's now.

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