badmonk

Make up your mind EU, do you want privacy or not?

I think both sides see this as a way to create great synergy and Apple wants to demonstrate to other sports leagues what they are losing out on.

And though beyond liking Ted Lasso, I may subscribe just to see how it works out.

Actually, I want the opposite, because of the threat of porch pirates, I want to order online and pickup at the Apple Store.

The problem with this concept is that for every pedophile implicated, they will identify 100 parents who are texting pictures of their child rashes to grandparents, spouses, nurse family members, pediatricians, medical offices, dermatologists etc etc.

This has been written about in the media with some needless persecution of parents.

I am not sure this is even good by the standard of “think of the children.”

But this time it will be fatal for Meta; they just don’t have the chops to play catch-up.  And they don’t have the resources with WallStreet breathing down their neck to sustain the fight.

Though the AVP is expensive, Apple defined the technological standard to make the device halfway compelling.

As expected.

Maybe Meta should have concentrated on a business model that didn’t involve data-mining their customers.  

The Threads debut shows they haven’t learned their lesson yet…it appears to be a privacy nightmare.