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Your analogy is very poor. When Apple decides to do something that people don't like thousands of people don't lose their lives.
by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Your analogy is very poor. When Apple decides to do something that people don't like thousands of people don't lose their lives.
- jcl 18y agoYes, and Apple doesn't have nuclear weapons, either. I think his point is that, as the second-most-popular operating system provider, Apple's decisions affect more people than just those using Apple's products, and changing affiliation because of one flaw is not always feasible. In this respect, the analogy works just fine.