JonG

jesusfreak said:

Perfectly safe in jolly ol England.  No one is allowed to have firearms there.

Oh yeah, car thieves are so well known for obeying the law.

Even if it were possible, Apple is in the midst of making a shift as a hardware company to a hardware & services company.  iCloud+ subscriptions for storage will more than make up for the much smaller percentage of people reducing that demand. 

Also, there is a cite for "people not needing as much space." Which is simply not true.  Storage gets cheaper every year, but the upgrade of local iPhone storage does not.  How many people at the higher levels (not legacy) maybe sync to a cloud service (whether iCloud, Google, or another), or backup to a hard drive or memory stick?

This "study" reeks of cherry picking and selection bias to reach it's pre-determined click-bait result that a company that makes hundreds of billions of dollars a year is in trouble.