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Apple removes app created by Andrew Tate
(www.theguardian.com)
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I'm an Apple person. I love their platforms and could be described as a "fanboy" by people who don't employ critical thinking. That said, I want to know if Apple will forfeit the profits from sales / subscriptions of this app. They probably won't. Fuck them if they don't.
Fanboys of corporations are cringe tbh
Are anti-fanboys of corpos cringe? I won’t touch anything Google. I’m mostly a Windows person who is now dabbling in Linux, but I detest google things.
They are definitely less cringe, yes.
I love that the scores disagree. But this platform definitely won’t accept any anti-Google rhetoric.
I favor some corporations over others, based upon the quality of their products and/or services and their ethics. I don't consider myself a fanboy of those corporations, but I guess some people could say that. I think you get into fanboy territory once you start evangelizing.
This guy thinks if he calls people out for not employing critical thinking, he can just be what he doesn't want to be labeled as, without anyone calling him out.
Lol. Nice try.