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Most people use cases… Apple’s average replacement cycle hasn’t been every year for a decade if ever. And if most people are upgrading yearly, why would Appl
by scarface_74 3y ago
Most people use cases…
Apple’s average replacement cycle hasn’t been every year for a decade if ever.
And if most people are upgrading yearly, why would Apple bother releasing security updates back to the iPhone 5s (2013) in the last year
- seti0Cha 3y agoI'm not trying to argue that most people upgrade yearly. I don't have any knowledge or opinion about that. I'm also not saying people only buy iphones for status. I have one myself, for pragmatic reasons. I'm just pointing out that a majority of people owning a particular brand doesn't mean people can't signal status with that brand. They can still do it by owning particular models. You see this all the time with cars. The a new high-end Lexus conveys status even though you see a lot of old beat up Lexuses being driven around by poorer people. The subtle design changes of iphones from year to year, I would argue, are meant to provide that same effect.