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> The bigger news to me was that Apple blocked AirDrop in China Why is this bigger news? Seems equivalent to me. Is it because Huawei is already seen as an a
by BaseballPhysics 4y ago
> The bigger news to me was that Apple blocked AirDrop in China
Why is this bigger news? Seems equivalent to me.
Is it because Huawei is already seen as an adversary while folks persist in seeing Apple as somehow more benign?
- Joe_Boogz 4y agoTo me I read this as Huawei is already a “state controlled” entity. So this is egregious but expected by them. Apple however is two faced. Saying that they stand for bigger ideals but quietly supporting the communist party by disabling airdrop. Edit: I know it’s more complicated than my comment indicates. But it’s still a weird response by Apple none the less.
- BaseballPhysics 4y agoEh, it's only weird if you ever thought Apple wasn't two-faced, and nothing about their behaviour has ever suggested that to me. I've not once seen them make a business decision that was in line with some expressed set of ethics while damaging them financially, which to me is a key litmus test of whether a company actually lives by their stated values. Anything else is just lip service.