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> I'm not aware of a single case where Apple on-the-record promised to customers anything so abstract. Then it would seem that my original statement is correct
by smoldesu 4y ago
> I'm not aware of a single case where Apple on-the-record promised to customers anything so abstract.
Then it would seem that my original statement is correct, no?
- MichaelZuo 4y ago"cannot" and "has not" have different meanings.
- smoldesu 4y agoApple cannot promise human rights to all of their customers. They can believe in certain things (eg. "gay marriage" or "privacy is a human right") but they will forsake these values when enough money is put on the table. This is because (as the parent originally said) Apple's foremost priority is money; we can smile and pretend these things don't butt-up against each other, but then you have to justify things like Apple's Chinese Mainland policy. They do not co-exist peacefully, greed has consistently cannibalized them without a second thought.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoDid you intend to reply to a different comment? This doesn't seem relevant to my last 2 comments.