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free in that case, being subsidized by other purchases and the value of lock-in on those users. Doesn't sound like free. Sounds likes a calculated offering wher
by djfdat 3y ago
free in that case, being subsidized by other purchases and the value of lock-in on those users. Doesn't sound like free. Sounds likes a calculated offering where users are paying, not in terms of their data, but their inability to change platforms and guarantee of future purchases being spent on Apple products.
- throwaway22056 3y agoIs there any case in your world where a company just provides a free convenient service to its customers, or is it always an ulterior motive?