stuke

Let's try posting this again, later in the day...

Why not have your Facebook app start-up with a transparency message how every click/action you make in this app will be used to profile your online persona/habits so we can make money selling that information?  Sounds like a fair request if they are complaining about Apple removing the blast message to their business model, no?

What small business named Facebook. Go back and whine to all your customers with a transparency statement that reads “for years we stole your personal data to determine your habits so we could target you by selling that info to others.”  Then let’s hear your response to transparency. 

Problem is, as a devoted, loyal fan of Apple, shelling out 1000s of dollars over the year for product but not yet convinced I want another subscription, once you've taken advantage of an offer, your appleID is locked out of future offers.  Well, after paying $5k for a new MacBook Pro 16" device, I'd really like to try AppleTV+ (again?) for three months (or whatever the offer is) so obviously $15 shouldn't be a concern but, hey, darn it, I just paid you $5k!

Any chance these changes will be an upgradable feature for current owners of the Pro?

This guy reminds me of the excellent court room diatribe Jack Nicholson did in the movie "A Few Good Men" when he exclaimed, "I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom that I provide, and then questions the manner in which I provide it!"  This guy has no platform to supply apps but then complains to the company that does because they too decided to serve music.