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But this article is not about privacy issues. It's about "how fantabulous and oh-so worth the higher price, Apple products really are".

• ceejayoz 8y ago
  "Privacy is worth a price premium" is "about privacy issues", isn't it?
  • exodust 8y ago
    Nope. It's about a price premium being worth it when that price is connected to an Apple product.
    • ceejayoz 8y ago
      The author finds privacy to be worth a price premium. The author argues Apple's making the right privacy decisions, and as such they don't mind Apple's price premium.
      • exodust 8y ago
        That author states in opening paragraph: "Apple offers better products and solutions than its competitors." And how as a "tech writer" they always recommend Apple products. Nothing to do with privacy. The article is not about privacy.
        • ceejayoz 8y ago
          Yes, if you stick to the first paragraph of an article, you'll often miss its main point. Scroll just a little down: > I now believe the best product Apple offers is intangible, yet far more valuable than a flagship smartphone. The best product Apple has–and the single biggest reason that consumers should choose an Apple device over competing devices–is privacy.