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				3251208[/URL]]The story was interesting and I was also alluding to that major difference between android and apple.
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 Most people don't understand the difference, just as most people don't know that Android, YouTube, Chrome etc are all Google. 
The biggest difference between Google and Apple is that Apple is mostly a hardware company. Sure, they build extraordinary software, but most of it comes bundled with a Mac, and updates are free. Yes, I know they have positioned themselves in the service industry, with things like iCloud, Apple TV, and Apple Pay. All of these are designed to get you into the ecosystem, which is then hard to leave. But the bulk of their revenue comes from hardware sales. Especially iPhone. 
Google is an advertising company, pure and simple. Approximately 95% of their revenue comes from advertising and the strategies of getting your eyes on sponsors. Even Google search is designed to do this, and companies pay big money to have their products placed at the top of the page. Android is the same. You are tracked, your activities and browsing are monitored in order to present you with 'tailored ? ads. Some folks find this helpful. Others, like me, find it intrusive and sinister. I will never have an Android device. This is because Apple, while they no doubt track you, don't share the information. It is not brand loyalty, because that died with Steve Jobs if someone like Samsung made a phone that Apple allowed to run iOS I would look hard at it. 
I posted a video on Lionel's thread that shows why I will never again use Windows. They are tarred with the same brush as Google. Apple is by no means perfect, and I really can't stand their current administration, but they are still better.
				
			 
			
		 
			
				
			
			
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