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> they overcharge users for functionality that’s widely available in free or low-cost apps. The first thing I thought of here was YouTube charging me to play m

• jchook 7y ago
  Another example that comes to mind.. headphone companies purposefully/artificially downgrading their sound quality on lower end models with cheap foam or something, while still using the same exact hardware as the higher end model.
  • Konnstann 7y ago
    Which headphone company does this? Genuinely interested, as I am very into portable audio, and haven't heard anything about it.