> Apple is different because for nearly 40 years they have been honest and forthright and treating people different. Google says "don't be evil" and then goes out and does evil. Apple doesn't say it, they just don't do it.
Google and Apple behave similarly, as far as I can tell. TBH, I wouldn't call either company "evil," but they're both equally unfriendly to users, IMO. I'm curious why you think Apple is less "evil"?
> And it ignores the fundamental truth: Apple's product is really nice software sold in a hardware box. Google's product is your private info.
That's not a fundamental truth, and it's a false dichotomy. Apple's products are both software/hardware AND private info.
Google and Apple behave similarly, as far as I can tell. TBH, I wouldn't call either company "evil," but they're both equally unfriendly to users, IMO. I'm curious why you think Apple is less "evil"?
> And it ignores the fundamental truth: Apple's product is really nice software sold in a hardware box. Google's product is your private info.
That's not a fundamental truth, and it's a false dichotomy. Apple's products are both software/hardware AND private info.