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Twitter's text-based two-factor authentication becomes a paid-only feature
22july2013 said:ranson said:You should never just turn someone's MFA off without their explicit approval. -
Folding iPhone may be touch sensitive all over
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Apple Fellow Phil Schiller quits Twitter
9secondkox2 said:pjohnt said:Stunning and brave. ߙ䦬t;/div>
I like Phil, but this little passive aggressive move is so lame.I get that Apple execs (many of whom drive Teslas and hope to compete with a car of their own) dislike Musk for competitive reasons - and that he is a bit more of a Steve Jobs than Cook is, but this is just childish. Twitter finally has good leadership and is the same media outlet they knew and loved. Just use it like you do everything else.I can just see these guys sweating through their withdrawals over a few days before deactivating and some moving to inferior services just because. Hilarious. -
Twitter Blue is dead, 'official' checkmarks resurrected
mystigo said:- Also not clear is why Twitter didn't retain the blue checkmark for verified accounts, and implement a different color or shape for the paid subscriptions.
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Apple has never been against advertising -- it's against invasive data collection
paxman said:
As Foljs said, this is so naive.I always have to laugh when people rage against advertising. If nobody advertised their goods how would you know what your options were, and as a producer of goods how would you let people know? Remember that branding is pretty much just advertising. In your face invasive advertising is terrible, I agree, and I understand that that is what people hate, but I just hate blanket statements devoid of nuance. As for Apple, I am paying top dollar for their products and service so they owe me the pleasure of no unsightly inappropriate ads.You think you have more choice with ads when the opposite is true. One brand makes an ad, people buy that brand more just because they have seen it in TV and the BS ad somehow speaks to their emotions, and they don’t buy other brands. Other brands start doing ads and that leads to a polarization of sales with less varied products.