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It's more like I report a crime and the cops don't do anything about it, a situation in which I feel fairly justified being upset?
by saagarjha 1mo ago
It's more like I report a crime and the cops don't do anything about it, a situation in which I feel fairly justified being upset?
- throw0101d 1mo ago> It's more like I report a crime and the cops don't do anything about it, a situation in which I feel fairly justified being upset? Sure. With cops, a public service. But Apple is not a public service (this is an analogy after all). You gave them money for what they offered at a particular point in time because you thought it provided you value; has Apple taken away anything that you purchased? Did they go from x.2 to x.3 and break/remove something? That's certainly a dick move. But you are still getting what you paid for. Apple is free to change its offerings in the future based on what it thinks its customers need/want, and you are free to re-evaluate whether those changes still provide you with value, and whether you want to continue giving them money. "I got X in the past so I should continue getting X forever into the future" has never really been promised by any software vendor.