digital_guy

How is this different from AssistiveTouch (which has been around at least since 5.0, in 2011)?

And, why is it exclusive to the 7 series? Wouldn't it be possible for any iPhone prior to the 7 to have a physical home button failure as well?

Don't like what some companies are doing. Net Neutrality was passed in 2015. The practice they're employing, known as 'Zero-Rating', as I understand it, is an illegal practice. Unless I'm wrong, or don't understand completely. Seem to have thought wireless was bound by the FCC's decision affecting carriers; maybe they aren't considered carriers and are not affected by the FCC's ruling.

The offering should come with numerous legal strings attached  .

The gloves have just come off   .

Likely struggling also because it's also facing some new, formidable
headwind. See:

ComputerWorld - EMV rules ruining Apple Pay :

http://www.computerworld.com/article/3074888/retail-it/emv-rules-ruining-apple-pay.html

Interestingly, I think most - if not all - credit cards have an area for the
cardholder's signature on back, and states, "Not Valid Unless Signed",
yet I have never seen any cashier check for any signature on the
back of any cards that we have ever had or used. There seems to
exist a double standard for authentication, depending on method used.