Except it isn't the normal behavior and Amber makes me want to seriously rant at her some. But if you read through the comments the author, as of the last time I read the piece a few days ago, admitted to certain commenters that he has come to realize the experience he had is indeed not normal, and other commenters jumped in to say that some of this depends on which Apple service you've subscribed to.
I don't use Apple products and once I realized the article was not as much the death knell as it at first sounded I lost interest in the entire topic so I'm not going look at it again, but if you check through the comments you should see where the author was basically like, yeah, OK, think I overstated the case against Apple after all.
Which, you know, chaps my ass, but doesn't hold my interest too much.
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I don't use Apple products and once I realized the article was not as much the death knell as it at first sounded I lost interest in the entire topic so I'm not going look at it again, but if you check through the comments you should see where the author was basically like, yeah, OK, think I overstated the case against Apple after all.
Which, you know, chaps my ass, but doesn't hold my interest too much.