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Sure it's fair from a company vs. company perspective. But as an end user, I don't give a crap. The more crap like this you pull the more I will hate your compa
by choward 9y ago
Sure it's fair from a company vs. company perspective. But as an end user, I don't give a crap. The more crap like this you pull the more I will hate your company. I hate when things are inconvenient and it's not because of a technical limitation.
- RestlessMind 9y agoFair enough. But whom will you hate exactly? If one cannot see Youtube on Echo Show, I bet end users will hate Echo Show ("hey look, Youtube works fine on iPhone but not on this device") more than Youtube. Which is why we need some "net neutrality" kind of regulations as alluded to in another comment on this topic.
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