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> It's also bad, because besides it essentially being theft Nobody stole parts from Apple's warehouses. So "essentially", it is not theft. Unless "essentially
by einpoklum 5y ago
> It's also bad, because besides it essentially being theft
Nobody stole parts from Apple's warehouses.
So "essentially", it is not theft. Unless "essentially" means "by some outlandish, ridiculous, anti-popular and pro-corporate international legal fiction".
- robocat 5y agoI presume he is talking about phones stolen from consumers that have been parted out.
- Nextgrid 5y agoNope I mean theft from the official factory. Given the working conditions, I wouldn't be surprised if the workers were smuggling out parts or were doing a whole "night run" for the secondary market (at higher prices than what Apple pays) in addition to the normal run.
- monocasa 5y agoGhost shifts are getting rarer and rarer in the days of 24/7, nonstop manufacturing lines.