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I wouldn't call out Zagg's screen protectors as a benchmark for quality. Their glass screen protectors are complete garbage, and their "warranty" return process means you're paying 50% of the cost of a new one just to get a "free" replacement. I've had MUCH better luck with cheap, $5 glass screen protectors from 5 Below. At least those don't scratch and crack around the edges within the first 2 months with no drops or hard impacts. 

bobschlob said:

Oh goody. This is definitely top of my pet peeve list.
I was all ready to go to Android. But now that I can hide these apps, maybe I stick around after all.

HAHAHAHAHA! Android is really bloated with CRAPware, especially cell carrier bloat, that can NOT be removed without rooting. Jump if you want, but you'll land in a sinking ship. 

techprod1gy said:

I do not agree with Apple's position regarding data either. Can someone please tell me when the government or law enforcement agencies have used data to wrong its citizens? The constitution is fucking outdated people and needs to evolve with the times.

Since control by religion seems to finally be faltering to a greater extent, technology is the next play. Governments in general have exerted control over citizens in one way or another for hundreds of years, and the USA's primary method is Big Media "news" outlets. That's why I don't watch "news" stations. The USA and others are great at scaring citizens into agreeing with laws designed to wrong citizens. 

Homeland Security
Martial Law
Patriot Act

All were enacted because the government-backed Big Media put the fear into uneducated citizens who all agreed the government's "safety nets" are essential to protect "us" from "terrorists" and so forth.

Nobody should trust the government, no matter how much you believe you have nothing to hide. If you don't pay taxes, you lose your belongings and/or go to jail. How is this a "free" country, again?

The real lawsuit should be against AT&T, and any other carrier that lets a user's data usage skyrocket past the data cap without any warning to the account holder. Sprint sends out such alerts to users. It wouldn't be hard for AT&T or others to do it. 

deepinsider said:

Siri is no substitute for BT keyboard support. It doesn't work for entering text in all contexts, only for searches. And what happens when Siri misunderstands? You need to type, that's what. I wish fanboys would stop making excuses for Apple every time they do something stupid. AppleTV gen3 > AppleTV gen4. Pretty sad...

So... you don't own an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch? This article clearly states the Remote App for all 3 of those devices works now. Did you not read the article, or were you too focused on the whole part saying there's still no Bluetooth keyboard support?

"Fanboys" typically read.

When an iOS device is so much smaller, and almost always sitting right beside you, it's a LOT more convenient to grab than a big 'ole physical keyboard. Have multiple Apple TVs? Your options are:
1) buy multiple keyboards to use
2) keep pairing and un-pairing a keyboard for each one
3) select which Apple TV you want to control from the Remote App on iOS with a simple tap on the screen.

I'll take the latter. 

There may be another solution: a Bluetooth keyboard connected to an iOS device... maybe a Bluetooth keyboard case on an iPad, like many people have, if you REALLY feel the NEED to use a physical keyboard.