Anti Federalist
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I see your viewpoint, and I respect the fact that you wouldn't want an iPhone because of it. That's the beauty of the free market; If you feel the negatives outweigh the positives, you don't have to buy an iPhone. Now if the government made it mandatory to own one, I'd throw a fit. But I spent the $200 fully knowing of the consequences of owning the item, and felt it was worth it. It'll come in great handy next year in college.
If Apple wants to see that I've been to a coffee shop or two in Ann Arbor, I don't care. That would bother you, and that's your right to be bothered.
Apple is a private company, they can do whatever they want with their products. Don't like it, don't buy it.
Government has already made it mandatory for me.
They will do it to you as well.
And in my case, part of that surveillance grid, is a private company that supposedly can do whatever it wants.