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Anilu_777 said:

Initially I thought Apple was opening a cinema to screen its own films so yes I think they have a case

Except Apple Cinemas existed well before Apple was making movies.  What happens if Apple Inc. all of the sudden decided to make pies?  Every pie company in the country can no longer call a pie made with apples, an "Apple pie"?

Rogue01 said:

Mike Wuerthele said:

avon b7 said:

I'll wait to hear the full story from all sides but my first thought was 'Think Secret'. 

AppleInsider got sued a few years before ThinkSecret, and won too.

In this climate, though, it'll be interesting to see how this goes.

And ThinkSecret did not win their lawsuit and got shut down for the leaks they posted on their website.  I miss the days when people were actually surprised during a keynote when a new product was released, because none of it was leaked beforehand.

the problem is, no one is excited or surprised during the keynotes, not because of leaks, but because Apple can't churn out anything to be surprised or get excited about!  I mean, seriously, any idiot can predict a slimmer, lighter iPhone with a new chip in it and 23 minutes more battery life than last gen!  Is that exciting to you?  

9secondkox2 said:

williamlondon said:

ramanpfaff said:

A professional grifter. Robbing any fool that will listen to him. Humanity has failed. 

The key here is the “fool,” without whom the entire movement would crumble.

Last I saw, a moderator here was deleting the same kind of posts for attacking politicians. but I guess it only applies to whatever side has the favorable bias. Have some consistency. 

The "side" is the same side most of the entire world sides with.  Sorry you're not on the majority side.

What?  The service isn't bundled with a MyPillow?  Then forget it!  I'm OUT!

Seriously, though..."next-generation"?  Bundle a bunch of crap we all already have at a pretty high price point and include a crap phone and call it "next generation"?  

The website itself is about as cheesy as they come -- like something a 6th-grader put together on a free GoDaddy plan.  

Just another day in the Trump grift.

There's enough recognizable, name-brand VPN apps out there.  If you decide that the free Ching-Wah VPN is your best choice to protect your privacy, then you deserve what you get.