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Interestingly this "lock-in" argument is often used with respect to Microsoft, but not with respect to Apple...
by wolfgke 10y ago
Interestingly this "lock-in" argument is often used with respect to Microsoft, but not with respect to Apple...
- jdbernard 10y agoBe fair. I've seen the lock-in argument used all the time here in regards to Apple stuff, particularly in discussions of iOS, macOS, and the App store.
- wolfgke 10y agoPerhaps it's my surrounding and thus not representative, but when talking about Apple they talk about "integration", while when talking about Microsoft, the word "lock-in" is used - for quite similar things.