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I too don't see any issue with this. They built the phone and created a platform to build upon. They exact a 30% tax. So be it. I will not use, install, or tell
by gigatexal 5y ago
I too don't see any issue with this. They built the phone and created a platform to build upon. They exact a 30% tax. So be it. I will not use, install, or tell my friends or family to use, install, or get software from any third party app on their phones as it would break one of the biggest selling points of the iPhone: it's appliance nature and how difficult it is to brick or screw up.
I also don't want the podcasts I subscribe to to have my email. Podcasters claim to want to own the customer and the flow. They only want this for upselling or cross-selling. No. I will pay you through apple-pay without revealing my email, and you can talk about promotions and things in the podcast but otherwise let's leave it at that.
- enos_feedler 5y agoYou are not alone. Consumer satisfaction of the iPhone as a product is through the roof. Android has been steadily losing customers who jump over to iPhone.