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I think a lot of us view that as merely marketing. I don't think apple's values are any more concrete or "real" than the other companies you mentioned.
by SahAssar 6y ago
I think a lot of us view that as merely marketing. I don't think apple's values are any more concrete or "real" than the other companies you mentioned.
- jeremymcanally 6y agoI honestly didn’t either until I worked there. It’s actually for real. They take their values and culture really seriously, which was refreshing and very cool.
- baddox 6y agoHow do you distinguish between "mentioning your values in your marketing" and "your values are merely marketing"? Apple's stated value of customer privacy is pretty difficult to explain as "merely marketing." They clearly put a lot of work into it and in some cases even accept the product feature limitations that come with a privacy-first approach.
- mickael-kerjean 6y agoA "privacy-first company" wouldn't remove the VPN apps from the Chinese apple store, leaving their users with a device even Orwell didn't foresee.
- scarface74 6y agoShould they not follow the laws of the country? Wasn’t it just found in the large ElasticSearch hack that a number of no-logging VPN providers were in fact logging?
- macintux 6y agoTheir commitment to accessibility certainly is much deeper than just marketing, and I’m very skeptical that the resources they invest in it are repaid in full.