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Re:Apple’s approach to privacy by devcpp on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @03:58PM (#10299142)
Or you could use free software, and stop hoping for people around you to be honest.
Re:Apple’s approach to privacy by happywolf on Wednesday September 30, 2015 @02:19AM (#10302112)
Guess what. I used to be a Linux zealot for over ten years, my hobby was to custom-build my kernel and rewrite device drivers for some of my devices. But Linux had some minor issues that I couldn't quite put up with, while Apple so far just works for me. Apple is far from perfect, but it covers most of my needs and I am happy to use it.

I know strong advocate of freedom and transparency will say Apple is closed-source, for-profit company yadi yada. The truth is most of things in our lives are: the cars we drive, the fridge, the TV, the watch we wear, and hardware we use (Intel or ARM chips aren't open source, right?) So years ago i decide this free software thingie isn't for me.

Re:Apple’s approach to privacy by mrmondo on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @04:53PM (#10299550)
Free != open source
Re:Apple’s approach to privacy by dandelion_lover on Thursday October 01, 2015 @06:42AM (#10310271)
Re:Apple’s approach to privacy by memu on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @06:40PM (#10300312)
They meant free as in freedom not free as in gratis.