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> (1) price doesn't matter to them (or they would have a different phone) I’m an iPhone user and price matters to me. Status means little to me. Privacy is my
by discordance 6y ago
> (1) price doesn't matter to them (or they would have a different phone)
I’m an iPhone user and price matters to me. Status means little to me.
Privacy is my priority and number one reason I use an iPhone. Apple is not an advertising company, and doesn’t make a buck selling my data. FYI my mobile search default is DDG.
- lotsofpulp 6y agoIt’s amazing that people carry on with the trope even after Apple brings out a $400 iPhone. Not to mention iPhones have received software updates for far longer than anyone else for over a decade and they clearly have the lowest amortized costs.
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- ncmncm 6y ago> Apple is not an advertising company, and doesn’t make a buck selling my data. Instead they (mean to) make a buck selling you to Google, who is and does. Using DDG, and caring about price, puts you in the negligible 1% of iPhone users who fail to substantially reduce the value of Google's subscription investment.
- higerordermap 6y agoDoesn't apple have an ad network or something like that for app store? That means they have to give that data to advertising partners right? At least Google has the data on your own servers. I can support an advertising company rather than supporting a company that patents trivial features of programming languages and rounded corners of phones, not to mention deceptive advertising tactics.