> Wow. Is there any way Apple can ever be perceived as honest in their decisions? Perhaps by explaining why they changed their mind? What factored into it, and

> Wow. Is there any way Apple can ever be perceived as honest in their decisions? Perhaps by explaining why they changed their mind? What factored into it, and why they had adopted the previous stance - in a meaningful way, i.e., not just vapid "protect our customers" when several of their previous moves (having genuine Apple parts seized by Customs for 'trademark' issues) have been plainly self-interest. And by explaining how they intend to make this a way of life going forward, not just a token or begrudged minimum effort offering.