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Subscription based apps (which is most of them now) do need to be realistic. Considering the cost of an AppleTV+ is under $10 a month, which costs Apple millions to develop each month, you’d have to question any subscription that comes close to even half that per month. 

To be fair, Apple has done an incredible job of producing/procuring original content that is of high quality. To truly compete, they need to purchase or licence a large back catalog from another source, which is what all the other streaming services have done (aside from those who already owned large back catalogs). I don’t think any other company (samsung, Microsoft etc) could start up a streaming service from scratch as Apple have done and been any more, or even as, successful as Apple have managed in the time given, even though their market share is small. There’s certainly more to come from Apple in this space, so don’t write them off just yet!

Shame China doesn’t have any laws about copyright, spyware and intellectual property. 

I think we’d all prefer TikTok to be shut down. 

“Hey Kettle, you’re black.” - Pot.