jonagold

jkinsdca said:

I do not support Apple and these dumba@@ protestors. What if there was info on that phone that could prevent another attack.. one say at an apple store in san fran... do you think their tune would change? so stupid these idiots that have no concept of real life.. only the one that was spoon fed them by their parents who set no boundaries…

Unfortunately freedom isn't free…if it costs the lives of a few (or mine) it is well worth it.  Your comment is exact proof why terror is effective.  Bring down a country of 300M+ because 20 people died of gunshot wounds.  Why not go after tobacco, alcohol, driving, McDonald's french fries…I'll take the (non-existent) risk of terror any day if it means my iPhone is kept secure.

tallest skil said:

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Ah, forget it. I know what it is, not just what it looks like, but if it helps retain our 4th amendment rights, screw it. Maybe the useful idiots will be on our side for once.

Who needs the 4th when we have the 2nd!

Why don't these kids use Maps to meander over to Pac Heights and protest in front of Diane Feinstein's house…the real piece who is about to fu¢k us all over with legislation if Apple doesn't comply?

I use it. I find it better than Google News.  Just wish there were a way to filter out any news about the Kardashians.  As more publishers go native it will be even smoother. 

My only issue with Apple Music UI is how it resets every time I jump from my Bluetooth headset to my car and then to my headphones; too smart for its own good.  The "for you" screen doesn't do much for me and I don't care for that default. Small gripe, otherwise it's amazing.  The shared playlists are a nice social tool, not a main selling point though for me. I've used Spotify and Pandora on multiple devices and for whatever reason always came back to my iTunes Match (at the time). The UI was confusing and inconsistent between devices and the stations were mediocre. Apple Music took it to the next level with the all-you-eat model. Like an earlier post mentions, all those songs Apple catalogues you would have never bought are right there. I've found so much music, forgotten artists from my past as well as new ones. I would cancel cable before I dropped AM.