I had a similar thought when I reached the part about Apple. A system that punishes the player respects their user's privacy while rewarding those that take eve

I had a similar thought when I reached the part about Apple. A system that punishes the player respects their user's privacy while rewarding those that take everything that isn't nailed down is not a good system. The author frames Apple's choice as an own goal, but I'd rather see it as putting the failings of capitalism on display.