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Well, I was talking about a more large scale situation, not a "tweeter" who has 22 followers. I was also referring to an insult to the company, slander, not jus
by dbz 17y ago
Well, I was talking about a more large scale situation, not a "tweeter" who has 22 followers. I was also referring to an insult to the company, slander, not just to one of their products. I simply don't see a company like Apply handling the "lies" by doing nothing. However, I could be wrong, It's quite possible that Apple would just wink at the person and walk away.
- jonknee 17y agoNot commenting is Apple's standard operating procedure. They got the lawyers after ThinkSecret, but that was to close a trade secrets hole. Much different than a random internet rant.
- wheels 17y agoI think Apple would have real trouble claiming the moral high ground if someone was insulting their products or company. http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/ http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/