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ClarityToSee said:

I would agree with the lawsuit. The two factor authentication process is time consuming and inconvenient for the users.  
Apple should work on another way to strengthen security. What happened to simple and intuitive philosophy of Apple’s? 

I think its a ridiculous lawsuit. Where does this end? You could sue for anything you deem ineffective. The fact that Apple is clearly not innovating here doesn’t mean you should be able to sue for these things.
 
Now, Apple’s 2-way-authentication is notoriously bad (it often gives me the authentication code on the same machine that requested it - defeating the purpose, and yes it’s slow), but what options do they really have?

You might find some of these experiments interesting:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.kaspersky.com/blog/multi-factor-authentication/9669/amp/

The more content that will be placed under this subscription model, the less money goes to developers. Only the top few really make money on the current App Store and it’s because of the free-to-play model where the top dogs are able to put the majority of their revenues back into user acquisition.

This subscription model can only work with original, high quality exclusive content not found outside the Apple ecosystem, alongside existing content, and even then so it will be a challenge to fairly compensate developers.   

Hypocrite Tim Cook talking about user privacy, while bending over to China and Russia? It’s either defending our privacy or going for the money, not both! In that case it’s just marketing/PR. Sad.

Rightfully so. It’s time to fight this App Store monopoly.

Gonna wait for iOS 13 and see if they can turn the iPad Pro in a real Pro productivity device. The hardware is totally there, but the software doesn’t convince me at all.