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I have Spotify premium and use the Spotify web site to pay for my premium service. If people were forced to use the in-app purchase feature, I'd think the complain might have merit and with with respect to withholding customer information, that wou…
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So Apple is on the cusp of finally joining the rest of the many TV Streaming services. Other than it might be more convenient to use, I can't imagine it will be substantively better for channel offerings or price compared to any given service (e.g…
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Yesterday AI posted, "iPhone interest in China going 'from bad to worse" today we get a near identical doom and gloom post. To put things in context, just one year ago from the South China Morning Post; "Apple’s China sales grow for second straight…
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gutengel said: Let's see what Apple does to get their act together in China. Nothing better to consumers that a company trying hard to maintain its shares on a struggling market or having that company dying on that market all together. Just …
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I'm sure Steve Apple would be flattered.
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Mr. Cook grandstands as social activist and prattles on about privacy while his bungling engineers have turned the iPhone into a remotely controlled eavesdropping device.
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Rarely use AirDrop much less have any reason to dig into the settings and change the default to everyone; must be a terrible problem in the Big Apple.
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Really? Numerous non-conservative news or non-political tech sources reported that Apple was using 'slower' or 'inferior' Intel modems due to their dispute with Qualcomm. Apple 'bowing' to China's censorship policies was covered in a wide range of…
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While it might be true, it's fact that Apple announced they would no longer report unit sales figures for iPhone, iPad, and the Mac. That will only lead to an exponential increase in wild media speculation.
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svanstrom said: markbyrn said: According to the article, the victim would need to connect to a “malicious Wi-Fi access point” in order for this rarefied exploit to be worked. Does that mean that the attacker has to setup a WiFi acces…
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According to the article, the victim would need to connect to a “malicious Wi-Fi access point” in order for this rarefied exploit to be worked. Does that mean that the attacker has to setup a WiFi access point and hope that the victim(s) connects …
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no problem here with my xs max - must we have reference Antennagate with every bug report?
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wood1208 said: You know the drill. Congress needs to open inquiry and ask Google executives to come explain to congressional committee. they'll also send an inquiry to Apple since that will give them more publicity. Presumably if you disab…
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i thought Cook's main selling point of iOS 12 update was stabliity and from my recollection, this is probably the least stable I've seen in a major update in beta, esp. the 7th version.
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Must hurt Tim to see an iconic legend of left-wing ideology blasting him. Does Mr. Nadar have a podcast that Apple can shut down?
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So the keystone cops are concerned about a novelty camouflage app that hides but doesn't actually encrypt photos inside of a calculator and Apple actually removed it from the UK App store? Competent police and snoops would be thrilled to hook up th…
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His points only prove that he wasn't competent in either his understanding of constitutional rights much less encryption. If there's a backdoor key that Comey and his Orwellian vision of government would have ready access to, the encryption would b…
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I'm supposed to take Facebook's word that my data wasn't shared?
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I don't support Chinese protectionist policies but if one is concerned about "exposing customers to the authoritarian Chinese government", have you forgot that the majority of iPhones are made in China?
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Since the dawn of glass walls, doors, and barriers, people have walked into them. Bloomberg realized though that if it happens at Apple, it's a story to milk.