Apple is evil
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well, unfortunately, it is a matter of semantics when the topic is in regard to law. That's why our contracts are 4 - 12 pages long and not "I do work for you for $x and you pay me, per spitting on our hands and shaking."
It is propaganda at the cost of a few minors, and I personally hope the kids' families made more than enough to pay off their settlements considering they could have issues with employment in the future if they are thought to have been legally prosecuted vs. paying off a technologically outdated group in full scramble mode.
I'd imagine these families have signed off their rights to sue in persuit of a means of paying the labels off, and hopefully they at least knew what the commercial was going to portray before they signed away.
Seriously, nobody truly deserves to have 'PROSECUTED' stamped across their face to millions of viewers world wide for 'breaking' a law that not everyone is quite sure is enforcable. Especially when they never entered a court room, but instead chose to pay to avoid such things.