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I think Apple is completely in the right here. They are enforcing a policy and if people don’t like that they don’t have to find podcasts through iTunes. Lucki
by willio58 8y ago
I think Apple is completely in the right here. They are enforcing a policy and if people don’t like that they don’t have to find podcasts through iTunes.
Luckily podcasts are designed to be decentralized, so even if Apple gets too trigger-happy with banning certain podcasts, that won’t affect anyone’s ability to still subscribe to those podcasts.
- singularity2001 8y agoI think Apple is completely in the wrong here. They are unnecessarily censoring. They should not censor, they must not censor. If this crook called Alex engaged in nonsense and hate-speech it should be the state's obligation to sue him.
- adwi 8y agoApple never pretended to have a curatorially-neutral stance in their ecosystem [0], and personally I’d prefer a private company burying content VS government criminalizing it any day of the week. [0] https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#objectionable-content https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#obj...
- singularity2001 8y agoWow, being pro censorship is mainstream now?
- pteredactyl 8y agoI know, right?! ( Not sarcastic )
- dmix 8y agoSadly there's a very popular group of people pushing for censorship in their partisan political battles online.