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> they obviously would’ve been raked over the coals also. There is no magic solution here. It’s weird that your defense comes down to “there was no way for App
by ballenf 7y ago
> they obviously would’ve been raked over the coals also. There is no magic solution here.
It’s weird that your defense comes down to “there was no way for Apple to avoid reputational damage so it was ok.”
No one is suggesting that there is always a win-win.
The “magic” solution here was simply transparency. Even if people aren’t going to like the message.
- unishark 7y agoDepends on how likely they are to be found out, and whether trying to do it secretly actually incurs a larger penalty. If transparency guarantees being raked over the coals, while the alternative leads to an equally-bad result only if they are exposed, then the decision every time will be against transparency.