Re:Apple's reaction to protests: AirDrop is now limited to 1...
by throwaway290 on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @05:02AM
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It's not "tangential". It was only rolled out in China. My phone outside of China, with latest iOS update, still has no time limit on Airdrop. Protesters in China as of now have a time limit. These pro-freedom protests are the event in China and there is simply no way Apple flipped this change just now just for China by accident for completely unrelated reasons.
Considering we live in a world of constantly updating SaaS, where is the ethical obligation to explain changes?
I'm happy to receive a change log that says 10% of what has changed, and generally expect to not get a reason.
How many entire products has Google killed with no explanation?
I have a feeling this is only become a question of "ethics" because this change tangentially touches protests & CCP.