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1. Claim users can't be trusted not to screw things up. 2. Prevent users from learning how to properly use their device. 3. Exploit the resulting user ignorance
by robbedpeter 5y ago
1. Claim users can't be trusted not to screw things up.
2. Prevent users from learning how to properly use their device.
3. Exploit the resulting user ignorance.
4. Profit!
- jqpabc123 5y agoYes, that sounds like the plan. Fortunately, I was exposed to this early on when a family member wanted to move their music from iTunes to a non-Apple phone. You would think storing music would be fairly simple and straight forward --- sorted by artist, album and track or something similar. Not so with Apple. What came from iTunes was so arcane and obtuse that I was convinced it could only be intentional obfuscation. And I decided then and there to avoid playing in their sandbox.