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Doesn't really matter that is such a small part of the story. From the language of Apple's statement it is fairly obvious they are being weaselly about the mea
by pmorici 17y ago
Doesn't really matter that is such a small part of the story.
From the language of Apple's statement it is fairly obvious they are being weaselly about the meaning of the word "reject" in addition to being dishonest about what the Google voice app actually does. This whole response reads like a carefully crafted PR statement. I love Apple products but they've really managed to dig themselves into a hole here.
- furyg3 17y agoIndeed. If you didn't reject the application, then you don't need to explain why you rejected it. That's like saying "I didn't eat the cookie from the cookie jar; I was really hungry and it was delicious."