Re:Apple Agrees to Pay $113M to Settle 'Batterygate' Case ov...
by arcticbull on Thursday November 19, 2020 @01:19PM
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Performance characteristics aren't exactly "amoral" -- if you want to talk "amoral," I'd suggest focusing on their stance on reparability, to which I'm very sympathetic. Eventually you have to run the car much more gently before replacing the tires to avoid putting yourself at risk.
I have no stake at this topic, never owned an Apple device and I don't feel other manufacturers are significantly better, but its a bit sad to see so much apologism at otherwise great place like HN. Or its just paid comments either from employees or otherwise employed, I mean we're still just on general internet and its still 2020 so its unfortunately pretty normal.
In any case, if you guys try to defend these seemingly amoral actions of Apple, the real effect is exactly opposite.