Yeah, I wonder how many people here crying "Apple has gone too far" and the rest of the apple bashers here actually have an iPod, Iphone, or other such apple product.Sneaky-Pie said:Simple, don't buy an iPhone or any other iOS device.
AYE! What's our first course of action? ;Dolikunmissile said:Fuck. That.
Too far.
The resistance starts here, WHO'S WITH ME?
but they arent. They are letting people sensor their phone, or the phones of those they are legally reposnisble for. Likemost consoles have functionsd to restrict their use, heel most cable and satllite TV settop boxes have such a function.Sewer Rat said:Anyone else find that old Apple '1984' ad incredibly ironic now? Apple is now trying to play Big Brother, monitoring our texts and what we put onto our iPhones. I must say that if in a few years Apple launches a "Steve Jobs is watching" ad campaign I fucking called it..
I'd be more concerned about how they're patenting it, so that no-one else can use that technology without Apple's permission - thereby "doing a Langdell".Steve Butts said:If you want to get angry at anything, at least start with the way corporations are collecting and monitoring information about our usage and purchase habits, not with tools that help customers hold others accountable for the way they use services they don't pay for.
So when television shows get censored from saying curse words because they are on network television, that's okay, but this isn't?Spot1990 said:Distinct difference between not letting people see something and actually censoring what they say in their everyday lives.BlindMessiah94 said:Yeah, I wonder how many people here crying "Apple has gone too far" and the rest of the apple bashers here actually have an iPod, Iphone, or other such apple product.Sneaky-Pie said:Simple, don't buy an iPhone or any other iOS device.
Personally I don't see what the big deal is. They have the same option out for televisions and videogames. Lots of games have filters for mature content. There was that "V-Chip" or whatever to block kids from watching porn on tv's. Most of those were made back in the 90's.
I highly doubt this is a service that apple is forcing as a mandatory filter on all it's phones. It's merely an option for parents who have horny teenagers. So all of them.