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Come on, let's be real, the difference is that the media blasted Facebook and Google about privacy issues and Apple capitalized on that to play to their privacy
by mrep 8y ago
Come on, let's be real, the difference is that the media blasted Facebook and Google about privacy issues and Apple capitalized on that to play to their privacy marketing play.
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- matthewmacleod 8y agoWhy this, instead of the much simpler explanation above?
- Buge 8y ago"Negative media attention about a thing, better ban it" seems like a fairly simple explanation to me.
- hjanssen 8y agoWhich i guess is _fine_ if the result from that is an increase in privacy for the end user. I get your point - there is something to be said about handling every "breach" of their rules differently. But in the case of Google and Facebook there is a clear distinction between evil and not evil if you factor in your list above, which we all can agree on.