[throw47474777j]

They don’t present it as if it’s representative of the entire base, nor do they ever compare it to anyone else’s metrics, and your claim is based on information openly disclosed about how they create their metric.

The piece is just clickbait.

Your final paragraph is this decontextualized “Quote”:

> “We’re not calling on the SEC to investigate these customer satisfaction claims, since they have more important cases to go after,” Golden said. “But extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and we believe Apple should review the survey results they trumpet on every earnings call. If they truly think they are valid, they should publish their methodology, and if not, they should issue retractions.”

Which is inherently disingenuous in the way it is written. (We’re not threatening you..) but worse, it’s a quote from your own CEO.

The piece is in far worse faith than anything Apple is doing. Please take it down.

[spdif899]

It's one of multiple quotes from the same CEO, who is also posting in this comment section saying "I'm quoted in the post" as though having a blog post on your own company's website where someone you pay does what you told them gives you more credibility

[throw47474777j]

Agreed. It looks like they are trying to manufacture a controversy in the hopes of raising their own profile. Dark.