r/apple • u/bsoci • Mar 20 '24

Apple reportedly ’accelerating’ entry-level Vision Pro — and it could cost $2,000 less Apple Vision

https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/vr-ar/apple-reportedly-accelerating-entry-level-vision-pro-and-it-could-cost-dollar2000-less

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u/D4rkr4in Mar 20 '24

this is where Apple has won the culture war - when it comes to privacy, Apple is most trusted while Google and Facebook are not trusted

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u/luke_workin Mar 20 '24 edited Mar 20 '24

Normal people do not care about this at all. They don’t buy into the fearmongering, they just use whatever product they want. iPhones are popular because they’re great devices and because all the kids use them, not because of privacy

normal people use Google chrome. They have a gmail account. They post everything about their life to their Facebook and instagram account. If regular people (not terminally online Reddit privacy freaks) were so concerned about privacy they wouldn’t be using those services.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '24 edited Apr 04 '24

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u/killerpoopguy Mar 20 '24

eddit was gonna become a wasteland because of the protests over the api change,

Most subreddits have dramatically reduced in quality and active user count, it's not quite a wasteland but there has been a massive decrease in content quality and quantity