Still, we have guidelines on false advertising for a reason. Some companies "advertise" their products in a more truthful and good faith way, and others don't. There's value in calling specific incidents out
This isn't to bash Apple or defend one of its competitors, I just think it's unproductive when we have this set of comments:
I might be mistaken, but I think Apple started with a licensing deal and then walked back on it?
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Can you login with xmanager? If so, is there a risk of your account being banned?
One other way might be sponsorships, where brands and services that you trust and recommend may pay you to have a short sponsorship statement. I'm not familiar with how that works, but it could be another way to go about it
Try to not trade our current infective diseases with whatever future disease they might have carried back
About what
Oh cool, even better :)
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Are you making the questions or is it on the instances to make them?
Didn't know about findroid, looks cool
I'll probably keep both installed
My point is that we should be specific about problems, or else they get ignored
I find that saying "oh well, they all do it" is indirectly defending the company that did something wrong