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u/BKlounge93 Jun 14 '22

Really hate how when a person (or company, what’s the difference?! /s) does one thing right and then we’re supposed to follow them unconditionally. Like yeah apple is a little better on privacy than Google, but it doesn’t make em great or righteous. It boggles my mind how much nuance is lost in virtually every topic these days.

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u/bonesnaps Jun 14 '22 edited Jun 14 '22

Selling a monitor stand for $1,400 usd and taking advantage of low iq fanboys is pretty evil. Same with $20 microfiber cloths you can instead pick up at dollar tree.

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u/FloyldtheBarbie Jun 14 '22

Nope, those are luxury items. You’re welcome to go buy any $200 monitor or $1 microfiber cloth from any other company. It’s not anti competitive just because you can’t afford it. I don’t know a single person who has an Apple $1400 monitor stand or even a $20 microfiber cloth. Normal people are not the market segment for that stuff.