Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
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Re: Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
#12"Whining" is an overly prejudicial word choice for this title. These are legitimate issues people have with what Apple is doing, not mere whining. This echoes the "if you don't like it so much then just leave instead of speaking up" dismissal that is so commonly used as a lampshade for suppressing dissent. Not sure if that's the intent here but that's what it comes off as. And this point from the article needs to be…
Re: Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
#13Re: Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
#14No, I'll do both.
Re: Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
#15"Whining" is an overly prejudicial word choice for this title. These are legitimate issues people have with what Apple is doing, not mere whining. This echoes the "if you don't like it so much then just leave instead of speaking up" dismissal that is so commonly used as a lampshade for suppressing dissent. Not sure if that's the intent here but that's what it comes off as. And this point from the article needs to be…
Re: Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
#16The solution is obvious. Sabotage your own business. Sure, you're going to go out of business without any customers.
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#17Re: Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
#18That's quite an over simplification of the appeal of an iPhone and comes off as him whining about whiners. I'd like to switch back to a flip phone from a privacy perspective, but there's a few conveniences that would be hard to go without. I refuse to buy any more Android phones as I've only had issue after issue with software and hardware, and Apple seems like the lesser of two evils.
It feels like we're stuck in an American political party system where our only reasonable options are to choose between two companies that only have their own best interests in mind.
Re: Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
#19If you don’t like how Google does business, stop using their products.
If you don’t like how either one does business, stop using technology all together.
I am being facetious, but mainly to illustrate the point that we now have a series of entrenched monopolies in the tech world so “stop using X” isn’t a realistic solution.