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That really does seem like whataboutism. No one is claiming Apple is perfect, but this is a marked improvement of apps requiring tracking to function.

• ProAm 6y ago
  No its more about the pot calling the kettle black. Do as I say not as I do because I know whats best for you. I can see it seems to be whataboutism but that was not my intention, it's about hypocrisy.
  • birthdaydog 6y ago
    This is exactly whataboutism.
    • ProAm 6y ago
      I think we're arguing semantics about business philosophy.
  • samatman 6y ago
    whataboutism: n. An accusation of hypocrisy designed to deflect from bad behavior on the part of another party.
    • ProAm 6y ago
      Ha! Ive never actually looked the definition up. This is definitely whataboutism (I still havent looked the definition up so Im trusting this the actual definition)
      • samatman 6y ago
        well, I did make that up. but here's dictionary.com on the subject, and I think it's congruent, you'll have to judge for yourself: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/whataboutism https://www.dictionary.com/browse/whataboutism
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