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I guess it's a matter of degree, but personally, as a dev, I think it's much worse dealing with Apple than Google or Microsoft. Adobe... I don't love them eith
by pier25 5y ago
I guess it's a matter of degree, but personally, as a dev, I think it's much worse dealing with Apple than Google or Microsoft.
Adobe... I don't love them either but I don't think they go around waving a moral banner as if they were saving the world.
Netflix I don't know, I'm just an end user and I'm really happy with their service.
- freedomben 5y agoI don't mean this as an excuse, but to a big extent Apple has been so successful with their policies and the propaganda behind why their policies are better for the consumer, that it forces Google/Microsoft to copy them. Many of the things the big tech companies do nowadays was an idea originated and proven at Apple previously. Edit: sorry, I meant this as a reply to GP question but I'll leave it here.
- ksec 5y ago>but I don't think they go around waving a moral banner as if they were saving the world. Exactly. That is the big PR difference between Steve Jobs and Tim Cook. That is why forcing out Katie Cotton was a bad idea.