It's fun watching the Musk defenders try to justify his actions over on MR. Screenshot because there's a better chance than not that they will delete the post over there.
Well, not the far-right nutcases, they see something different… (Example, tweet and replies)So far it's just Musk attacking and looking like a madman while Apple isn't saying a word, they have nothing to lose with this strategy IMO and should stick to it. Meanwhile, the world is seeing the real Elon Musk show himself and it's not pretty.
Exactly, you won't placate these people so there's no point. Best way to handle a troll is to ignore them and look at how it has Musk foaming at the mouth, he's his own worst enemy.Well, not the far right nutcases, they see something different… (Example, tweet and replies)
Elon Musk said that Apple wants to ban Twitter so that’s the truth. If Apple were to say something contrary they would be accused of lying. Can’t win with those people.
Flutists.
He hears the silence howlingCatches angels as they fallAnd the all time winnerHas got him by the ballsHe thanks god he stole the handleAnd the train, it won't stop going, no way to slow downNo way to slow downNo way to slow down
I think you mean deathsantos wants to be the only one that able to limit free speech.DiSantis says Twitter gets to have free speech, but Apple does not.
DeSantis demands Apple face Congress if Twitter is pulled | AppleInsider
In an appearance on Tuesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared that if Apple removes Twitter from the App Store it should face antitrust penalties for violating free speech.appleinsider.com
DiSantis says Twitter gets to have free speech, but Apple does not.
DeSantis demands Apple face Congress if Twitter is pulled | AppleInsider
In an appearance on Tuesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared that if Apple removes Twitter from the App Store it should face antitrust penalties for violating free speech.appleinsider.com
recently Musk has become quite vocal in supporting DeSantis for president, so this isn't surprising
I bet some of them know and just don’t care. You can draw your own conclusions as to which is worse.It just amuses me that these goons don’t understand that if you COMPEL speech, that’s also a violation of freedom of speech.
When you submit an app to the Tesla App Store, what cut does Tesla take?
Oh, wait…
Yep. I made a lot of money in the first few years of the App Store, then it fell off fast.Just speculating here, but aren’t the days of becoming App Store rich long dead? Not because of Apple’s cut but because of over saturation. The games alone are highly redundant and I’m pretty good with the 35 photo editing apps I already have.
or limit frees speech in a act of making speech free as In the Florida goon and don't say gay crap.It just amuses me that these goons don’t understand that if you COMPEL speech, that’s also a violation of freedom of speech.
If you figure out how this benefits him or hurts Apple let us know. This guy has totally gone off the rails and is in meltdown mode.Elon Musk is delaying Twitter’s paid verification to avoid Apple’s 30 percent cut
And the price is going up by a penny, to $8 evenwww.theverge.com
This article is confusing - I don’t see how ”delaying” twitter blue solves Musk’s problem. On the other hand, if the point is that you won’t be able to purchase twitter blue in-app, good luck with that. I’m sure lots of people want to give their credit card information to the company that lost data on 5 million accounts and which laid off so many of their security and data privacy people.
Why wait? 70% of $8 is quite a lot more than 100% of nothing, but what do I know, I‘ve never spent $44 billion on anything.Elon Musk is delaying Twitter’s paid verification to avoid Apple’s 30 percent cut
And the price is going up by a penny, to $8 evenwww.theverge.com
This article is confusing - I don’t see how ”delaying” twitter blue solves Musk’s problem. On the other hand, if the point is that you won’t be able to purchase twitter blue in-app, good luck with that. I’m sure lots of people want to give their credit card information to the company that lost data on 5 million accounts and which laid off so many of their security and data privacy people.
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