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Does “Sign up for iCloud” count as an ad? It’s a core (albeit optional) feature, included with the product the user has bought. The same could be said of Fitne
by jw1224 5y ago
Does “Sign up for iCloud” count as an ad? It’s a core (albeit optional) feature, included with the product the user has bought.
The same could be said of Fitness+, or any of their other services. Yes, it’s “advertising”, but sits pretty inoffensively on the spectrum.
- sergiotapia 5y agoI literally sold my iphone because it would not shut the fuck up about icloud. So here's one data point.
- xiphias2 5y agoEven though I love my M1 Macbook Pro and iPad Pro, I have a lot of problems for them working together with my Android phone. I was thinking of switching to iPhone Pro Max (the only iPhone with big enough screen for my bad eyes), but it’s so thick and heavy (as thick as the tablet), that I feel like it would be uncomfortable for me.
- tomjen3 5y agoGo to an Apple store and ask to try to lift one. You could also find something that weighs about the same, but in my opinion the actual weight is often secondary to its form and weight.
- xiphias2 5y agoOf course I tried it, and I was not satisfied with its screen-to-thickness ratio, especially compared to my Note 10+
- musicale 5y ago> it’s so thick and heavy Where is Jony Ive when we need him? ;-)