Re: did this group die?

From	Andrews <andrews@spam.net>
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Subject	Re: did this group die?
Date	2024-11-04 00:06 +0000
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*Hemidactylus* wrote on Sun, 03 Nov 2024 23:29:29 +0000 :

>>> 2. Apple removes features from their devices causing many iPhone owners 
>>> to delay upgrades because they don't want to lose features.
>>> a)What are the best selling iPhones of all time? The 6/6+ and 
>>> 6s/6s+, the last two models that had a headphone jack.
>> 
>> The SE (1st gen) was the last model launched with a headphone jack. Plus
>> was significantly cheaper than either the 6 or 6s. So why didn't it have
>> the highest sales figures?
>> 
> For those too behind the times to use Bluetooth headphones there are these
> Lightning adaptors that provide ancient headphone jack capacity. With
> Bluetooth I can walk around the house untethered to my phone. Progress.

For those who never took a marketing class in college, Apple strategically
removes functionality from its devices so that people have to buy it back.

Apple made hundreds of millions of dollars each year by removing this basic
functionality (where Apple laughs all the way to the bank with that money).

It's Apple's marketing strategy to corral users by limiting their choices.

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