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The corollary is that advertising on X is now profitable for Apple. Which is useful information. Of course companies put money before political ideology, as a
by GuB-42 2y ago
The corollary is that advertising on X is now profitable for Apple. Which is useful information.
Of course companies put money before political ideology, as a public company, it can be considered an obligation to their shareholders. The part that matters is that their customers may have political ideologies, and it is important for a company to match the ideologies of the customers who make them the most money, at least in appearance.
- fredophile 2y agoMy uniformed guess is that this is profitable to Apple in the same way that money spent on lobbyists is profitable.
- JeremyNT 2y agoYeah, bribing your industry's top regulator seems highly likely to have a positive ROI.