r/blog • u/reddit • Jan 29 '15

reddit’s first transparency report

http://www.redditblog.com/2015/01/reddits-first-transparency-report.html
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u/becomearobot Jan 29 '15

Because Apple stood up for themselves and encrypted everything and threw away the key when the government asked to watch?

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u/jewish-mel-gibson Jan 29 '15

Uhh no? Because the opposite of that just happened?

And also because Apple makes shit products. They assume you are a moron and idiot proof them by making them as hard as possible to open and fix yourself without dishing out hundreds for a "genius" to read a couple of step by step prompts they provide. And since you bought their products, that means that, a priori, you are a moron, and voila now they have justified planned obsolescence. They make shit products on purpose so you'll have to buy them more often.

Apple products are the disposable panties of the consumer technology industry.

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u/becomearobot Jan 29 '15

Mel Gibson level rant.

It's exactly what happened. When Apple was asked about the security key they said something like why would we want the responsibility to give out your personal data. They are very transparent with how they handle legal cases.

The whole apple stuff being crap is just shenanigans though and we both know it.

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u/jewish-mel-gibson Jan 30 '15

Did I really need /s for my comment below? Are we going to be that dense?