I expected this to be something incriminating, but instead it looks mundane. Tim Cook said the numbers look good so they should consider mentioning them on the

I expected this to be something incriminating, but instead it looks mundane. Tim Cook said the numbers look good so they should consider mentioning them on the earnings call. Matt Fischer said the data are suspect (due to "farmed and/or incentivized accounts in China") and so they shouldn't mention them until this can be addressed. Then he asked someone for an ETA on that. They appear to be acting properly, and exchanges like this must happen regularly at publicly traded companies. edit: if the numbers were later published without addressing the fraud, that would add some color...