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> They are also not interested in selling your private information. Trust me, they are interested. They are a private corporation. They are interested in every
by pkulak 6y ago
> They are also not interested in selling your private information.
Trust me, they are interested. They are a private corporation. They are interested in every potential revenue stream. Today it may not be their strategy because of the potential for it to reduce revenue, but who knows what tomorrow will bring.
- xref 6y agoIs this where we spitball hypotheticals even if no inclination to execute them has ever been shown? “Trust me, they are interested in murdering you and extracting your vital fluids for profit. It may not be their strategy today because it could reduce revenue, but who knows what tomorrow will bring”
- pkulak 6y agoI haven't seen more than one or two multinational corporations murdering and extracting vital fluids from their customers. Monetizing personal information, however, seems pretty reasonable to expect based on past history.
- fn1 6y ago> Monetizing personal information, however, seems pretty reasonable to expect based on past history. Which history would that be when it comes to Apple?
- pkulak 6y agoHistory of corporations. I guess, if you want to make the case that Apple is wholly unique, and the entire history of corporate conduct doesn't apply here, then fine. I just don't have the will to debate that one.
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