Part of the ongoing Big Tech's War on Users series. Back in August I wrote that Apple's privacy is priced, not principled. The argument was that how hard Apple fights a government depends on how much that government's market is worth. China gets the full treatment: new legal entities, new key custody, a whole restructure. That's because China brought in $20.5 billion in a single quarter this year. Smaller markets don't get that. Well. Here's a smaller market. Not smaller on the map, obviously. Russia is the biggest country on earth, with more than 140 million people. Smaller on Apple's...