[telendram]

Nowhere in the message is there even a single vague hint that the product will "charge" anything in the future, let alone a "threatening" (with a knife) statement. This interpretation is pure bad-faith speculation if not downright misleading libelous statement from article's author, iMore.com, yet another (paid for?) Apple bitch, desperate to make people look anywhere else than Apple's ongoing litigation for monopoly practices and abuses.

Yeah, also don't say that Apple requires all other Ads business to go through a "scare screen", to "protect users", while sneakily making _their own Ad network_ completely free of such shenanigan. Nothing to see, absolutely not another disgusting monopoly abuse.

https://twitter.com/eric_seufert/status/1387044025442594819 https://techcrunch.com/2021/03/09/french-startup-lobby-targe...

[pixxel]

> Nowhere in the message is there even a single vague hint that the product will "charge" anything in the future

“Help keep Facebook free of charge”