kevin kee

One word: clickbait.

Wikipedia

Clickbait is a form of false advertisement which uses hyperlink text or a thumbnail link that is designed to attract attention and entice users to follow that link and read, view, or listen to the linked piece of online content, with a defining characteristic of being deceptive, typically sensationalized or misleading.[2][3]

Tim Cook is not in habit of refuting anything. The fact that he did means he is upset enough to do so. The fact that he is upset enough means the journalist has gone too far and potentially hurt someone. The fact that he didn't explain every little things tell you that he doesn't need to make the story bigger than necessary and that it's none of everyone's else business but his own company.

The least we can do is respect.

Always use a black-based background. The notch disappears, it becomes part of the status bar.

rogifan_new said:

. Who’s paying to support all those apps?

Ads.

The rule is, if you charged customer x amount of dollars, 15% goes to Apple as fee. Fair and square. Spotify knew it, agreed with it and signed it. Now they acted like a bunch of kiddies.

AppleExposed said:

So Apple gets a media storm, memes, countless hate videos for less than 1% bent iPhones while Samsung gets away with 100% defected bent phones that break?

That's just showing how unpopular Samsung is, despite all the media love.