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Apple restores Facebook enterprise certificates following 'Facebook Research' fallout
Hmmmm...a bit dismissive. One might say, 'Rude.'lkrupp said:...So your contribution has absolutely nothing to do with anything.
I think Tyler82 is saying it's another example of how duplicitous FaceBook, ergo, Mark Zuckerberg 'is.'
No offense. 
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Apple restores Facebook enterprise certificates following 'Facebook Research' fallout
Same here...Stevo said (ca. 2012) FaceBook's requirements were 'onerous!' After reading that, I never went near FaceBook, Google, Twitter, MS, Amazon, or Yahoo!P-DogNC said:
Never ever ever ever ever had a Facebook account and I railed against both Facebook and MySpace back in the day when they both were the hot social networks on scene. I’m glad I never engaged in this privacy compromising foolishness.tyler82 said:Haven’t installed the Facebook app since I bought my iPhone 7 in 2016. Haven’t logged into Facebook since I bought my new MacBook Pro in 2017. Never installed Facebook messenger.
I preferred to pay for iLife, .Mac, iTunes, MacOS upgrades, etc., etc.
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Facebook issues memo on Apple Enterprise Certificate fiasco as employees vent frustration
It's coming! You heard it here first, Apple's iOS13 will be dedicated to make every Apple device we own 'anonymous' when connected to the internet. Our devices will just look like an iPhone or MacBook.
Privacy is Apple's next big move!
I could even see an iLife-like suite of Apps devoted to Privacy!
Bad FaceBook, very bad!
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Examining Apple's second-largest $84.3 billion holiday quarter by the numbers
It's amazing how when I know a little something about a certain subject (I.e., Apple-thanks to AppleInsider) how much miss-information mass-media spouts.
Makes me wonder just how bad the mass-media is explaining subjects I'm not as knowledgeable about!
Hmmmmm....
Best.
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Cook confirms iPhone upgrades are on the decline as users 'hang on' to hardware for longer...
Same w/ me. Still with a refurbished SE I paid $239 for a few years back.DAalseth said:This makes sense. I've got an SE that's almost three years old. It's still on the latest iOS and does everything I want so why SHOULD I upgrade? We replaced the battery in my wife's 6 last year and likely will do my iPhone in the next few months. Then we're likely good for another couple at least. I don't mind being one rev out on iOS. As long as Apple keeps making solid hardware I'll keep it running.
The new iPhones are too big, too heavy and way too expensive!
My GF has a 6 and we went to have the battery changed. It was denied and she then told me she had spilt a bottle of water on it. Oh well! 
