I wasn't aware of that, but I feel as though the point still stands. It's in their best interest (it's in ANY major platforms best interest; this is not just ap

I wasn't aware of that, but I feel as though the point still stands. It's in their best interest (it's in ANY major platforms best interest; this is not just apple engaging in this behavior) to give you a poor impression of their rivals. You'll become frustrated with the experience, and decide to just stick to their platform more often. In this case, instead of driving you toward purchasing a mac, they're driving you away from purchasing another windows machine in the future. You'll think about how much more convenient the mac is compared to windows, because you're thinking in terms of mac-centric software. Maybe it's just me though - maybe i'm just a conspiracy nut.