Apple: The Trillion Dollar Betrayal | The Truth About Your iPhone | Exploitative Innovation

Apple: The Trillion Dollar Betrayal | The Truth About Your iPhone | Exploitative Innovation

by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
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Now my resistance towards the BIG is known, this surpasses my worst nightmares:

Apple: The Trillion Dollar Betrayal | The Truth About Your iPhone | Exploitative Innovation

watch?v=wmfuE-RM7Rg - you know where wink

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Re: Apple: The Trillion Dollar Betrayal | The Truth About Your iPhone | Exploitative Innovation

by Maria Parker -

Now my resistance towards the BIG is known, this surpasses my worst nightmares:

Apple: The Trillion Dollar Betrayal | The Truth About Your iPhone | Exploitative Innovation

watch?v=wmfuE-RM7Rg here - you know where подмигиваю

Seems like it's time to look for a push-button phone like the good old days

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Re: Apple: The Trillion Dollar Betrayal | The Truth About Your iPhone | Exploitative Innovation

by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
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You don't know the middle ground (between dumb-phones and the tracking smartphones)? Never heard of de-googled (Android) phones? Or independent OSes for smartphones like PostmarketOS? Or even ported Linux flavours like Ubuntu of Manjaro?

Of course not on iPhones. Apple owns the hardware and thus keeps its obedient disciples locked.
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Re: Apple: The Trillion Dollar Betrayal | The Truth About Your iPhone | Exploitative Innovation

by Marcus Green -
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I watched part this video (possibly as a result of Visvanaths link) and I was slightly puzzled by the tone. I didn't understand why people would be surprised at the behaviour and tactics of Apple.

I take the view that Capitalists are going to Capitalise and the purpose of large companies is to relieve the maximum number of people of the maximum amount of money and if it results in any societal good then that is (sort of) nice, but fairly irrelevent.

For full disclosure I have been running Graphene OS  https://grapheneos.org/ on my mobile phone for a couple of years now, still feel caught up in the Google monopoly and have just posted on Mastodon (about #Raspberry Pi/Moodlebox and a Google built Large language model)....

https://fosstodon.org/@marcusgreen/113831309380516316

Search on #MoodleBox #AIText #Moodle for my other musings

Oh yes and I took my current job partly because of the focus on OpenSource and I am typing on a Chrome (google) browser running on Ubuntu Linux.

Update: About to look up PostmarketOS? that Visvanath mentioned.
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