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Wow. The blazingly white-hot entitlement evident here (strictly for US audiences, mind you) makes me feel extremely nauseated, and I'm already familiar with th

by jprd 3y ago

Wow. The blazingly white-hot entitlement evident here (strictly for US audiences, mind you) makes me feel extremely nauseated, and I'm already familiar with the inherent bias of this shill blog. Yay Markdown (seriously - thank you). I still deeply abhor this Elysium / Centurion lounge metaphor, the defense of that elitist behavior, and all this post tries to convey.

lapcat 3y ago
Which entitlement do you mean exactly? I think Gruber is asking in the post, why do Android users feel entitled to access iMessage, a service that they don't pay for?
- ahazred8ta 3y ago
  Many of the people you're speaking of are iPhone owners who want to interoperate with their other devices.