Marx flags price hikes and privacy concerns under Ternus's leadership
1 Sep 21 · 2d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Tech critic Paris Marx published an analysis arguing that Ternus's debut demonstrates Apple will continue Tim Cook's revenue-maximization strategy through higher pricing—including the iPhone Duo at $1,999–$3,199—while potentially sacrificing privacy for AI features.
“John Ternus kicked off his tenure as Apple CEO by announcing the long-awaited folding iPhone. But behind the scenes, it looks like products and services are going to get more expensive to please shareholders and he's ready to sacrifice privacy on the altar of AI.”
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John Ternus kicked off his tenure as Apple CEO by announcing the long-awaited folding iPhone. But behind the scenes, it looks like products and services are going to get more expensive to please shareholders and he’s ready to sacrifice privacy on the altar of AI. https:// disconnect.blog/red-flags-at-t he-start-of-apples-john-ternus-era/ # tech #…
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