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TimApple said:

h2p said:

I’m a long time iPhone user that just got an Android for app testing. Sorry Android is inferior. That’s not breaking any ground here. But hey, this is my actual 1st experience owning an iPhone knockoff. 

Inferior? Please remind me how iPhones get their apps updated.. oh right you have to wait for an ENTIRE OS update.

How to say you are out of touch without saying it that’s not been true for a while

Android devices are lucky if it even gets an os update after 2 years

Anyone who uses mms for photos does not have common sense whatspp/telegram/signal/messenger would work better and faster

gerard said:

Maybe it’s just me but I’m not looking to have my info spread across so many different entities. I find it more convenient the way the AppStore is setup now. If my children want an app, I get a message request and I approve or deny accordingly. 

You can also easily get refunds from Apple that isn’t happening in the future

9secondkox2 said:

Password sharing is stealing. 

Can’t run a business giving stuff away unless you’ve got endless marketing nvwators or run  on ads. 

A family plan where everyone gets a code to authenticate would be fine. Or just get moms code when Netflix texts hee that you’re logging in 

pay for 4 people and use 4 people in no way can you classify it as stealing, now if they stop people using them 4 they bought that can be classed as fraud and false advertising.

this will be impossible to track, for starters most mobile phone providers are using NAT addresses for connections so anyone on their mobile device may be sharing their IP Address with several people on the network, not to mention Home's change IP Addresses all the time not that many people have static addresses.

UPDATE 3:09pm

The government appears to have updated the offending paragraph to remove any mention of password sharing.