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Apple in China: Privacy, principles, purses, and pickles

David Heinemeier Hansson · 17 Mar 2021

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It's easy for companies to commit to principles when they don't cost anything

It's easy to commit to principles when they don't cost you anything

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  1. It's easy to commit to principles when they don't cost you anything
  2. Google's entire business model rests on the industrial-scale violation of said privacy

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