williamlondon

johnwhite1001 said:

Qualcomm have always been the best modems.  Very disappointing that Apple is trying to incorporate inferior technology in iPhone.  Apple always has to try and save a few cents - and yet still charge the highest price for a product.  

How foolish all those Apple customers, right?

Cool, thanks for this article. Picked up the latest iPad version awhile ago, but the controls were a bit strange, perhaps I would have gotten used to them, but this will prompt me to get these new Mac versions.

Fun games, lots of nostalgia too.

Wesley_Hilliard said:

williamlondon said:

Wesley_Hilliard said:

Don't feed the trolls because at this point that's all I can assume they are. Dislike the post. Ignore the poster. Move on. Attention gives them power. Flag posts that violate the rules and move on.

Or you could, since you do have this power, delete their posts and ban their accounts. Just a suggestion.

The problem is they are not breaking rules, just saying weird stuff that comes off cultish. Can't just ban them.

Hmmmm, who wrote those rules? Can they never be updated when situations warrant it?

Wesley_Hilliard said:

Don't feed the trolls because at this point that's all I can assume they are. Dislike the post. Ignore the poster. Move on. Attention gives them power. Flag posts that violate the rules and move on.

Or you could, since you do have this power, delete their posts and ban their accounts. Just a suggestion.

Apple has an obligation to warn users who buy their products and are in their ecosystem because they prefer the safety and security of their devices and purchases - not to warn would be wholly irresponsible on Apple's part and could have damaging consequences to their brand if something were to go wrong if they weren't warned. In fact, class action lawsuits would most likely arise against Apple, making this a fiduciary responsibility, not just a brand/moral/ethical one.