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I think the ethics problem probably lies on the shoulders of the bullies, not on Apple.
by nozzlegear 3y ago
I think the ethics problem probably lies on the shoulders of the bullies, not on Apple.
- standardUser 3y agoIf I were a profitable company and I knew I could end bullying resulting from my product without significantly harming my business, and I chose not too, would I be acting ethically?
- nozzlegear 3y agoApple could also end bullying by giving their phones away for free so every kid in high school could use iMessage. Is it acting ethically if they don't do that? Exactly how much of Apple's products and services should be made available to everyone, and where/how do you draw the line? To be clear, I don't have a dog in this race. I have an iPhone but barely use iMessages.