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Umm. You choose to live in that walled garden or not, so if I choose to have “that choice” taken away from me, that’s still choice.
by theklr 6y ago
Umm. You choose to live in that walled garden or not, so if I choose to have “that choice” taken away from me, that’s still choice.
- sifar 6y ago>> I choose to have “that choice” taken away from me, that’s still choice This is a great example of Orwellian doublethink.
- anoncake 6y agoIt's Stockholm syndrome.
- anoncake 6y agoYou would have a point if Apple offered the choice between locking your device to their services or using it as you see fit. They don't.