> people who could not really afford an iPhone Isn't it a bit strange to make the assumption that somebody who owns an iPhone can't afford to own an iPhone? W

> people who could not really afford an iPhone Isn't it a bit strange to make the assumption that somebody who owns an iPhone can't afford to own an iPhone? What I'm suggesting is that perhaps we'd be served better to not assume somebody "can't afford" something, and spend a bit more time learning why they decided they can afford that thing.