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Or perhaps a Mac Nano with an A14X using the identical form factor starting at around $300? Apple could get a huge increase in market segment with a desktop computer like that. It would run rings around a similar priced PC.

This is due to Apple's repair policies more than anything else. Apple tells customers that their iPhones must be replaced even if they could be repaired by a competent technician. This is why all of Apple's claims of being "green" are rubbish. Reuse is the best form of recycling. This recycling firm was actually doing its job. It just happened that the way they did it was not in Apple's best interest even if it was in the best interest of the planet.

The coalition principals completely miss the mark. They are trying to make developers more powerful and platforms less powerful. What is missing? The power of the users. Apple will be correct when they say that this coalition is trying to make more money at the cost of user safety and right to privacy. If they had made the principles all about the right of users to choose a different app store and what they were allowed to do with their own devices, they would have been able to break down Apple's walls. Instead the coalition looks like the bad guys.

Here is a principal for the coalition: As a developer, always base your decisions from the point of view of your customers. Is the change or feature you are about to make something they will like and appreciate? If not, don't do it!

Remember during the 2008 banking crisis how they would bundle together a bunch of bad loans and sell them all together? That's how I feel about Apple One.

Epic is like a giant crowbar that will pry chunks out of Apple's wall. Hurray for Epic!