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I woukd say it doesn't matter and the mere fact that we are discussing this here indicates that we are in a bubble. To put things in perspective, if Apple's cu
by nokya 5y ago
I woukd say it doesn't matter and the mere fact that we are discussing this here indicates that we are in a bubble.
To put things in perspective, if Apple's customer size is a football terrain, we are likely the needle in a corner making noises and complaining about a feature nobody else cares about.
The vast majority of Apple customers are captive: as long as they can take beautiful pictures and share them on IM or social networks without the need to think about their relevance in social issues, they won't care.
If you want Apple to walk back on something, first you need to convince the larger audience that they may lose something. In the case of CSAM protection, good luck :)