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What macos releases felt significant?

• voytec 3y ago
  For users, in a positive sense, something around Snow Leopard. For AAPL investors - every version after that is more "significant", especially after OS X was renamed to macOS and dark mode was used to keep nose-y media out of anti-privacy changes like user being informed what is "shared with Apple" instead of being asked whether anything should be "shared with Apple". Downhill after that - children are used in hideous manner by Cook to invade users' privacy, like scanning and profiling their files as a pretense of looking for child porn. I find Cook's use of child porn argument to spy on all users absolutely disgusting.
  • sbuk 3y ago
    You know they did a 180 on that, right?
    • redeeman 3y ago
      there is no going back. once you expose your way of thinking about your customers, its done