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r/apple is not which I find very disappointing
Seems on brand of them
Typical average consumer does not care as long as they get to keep using the product. That's likely the majority of Apple users, it'll take a replacement (like this one) getting popular enough for them to notice and try it, otherwise on Reddit they'll stay till death.
With apple aficionados, it would also take costing a lot of money to make them interested.
Nah, just a different colored bubble for their messages.
And a total lack of integration with non apple devices that shoehorns them into a 2008 text experience.
I expected r/apple to go on an indefinite blackout.
Wasn't their decision based on being forcibly removed as mods if they didn't reopen? I thought it was a "this is best for the community" type thing.
hmm something defintely happened though, I recall it being completely filled with shitposts but it's all gone now. Looks like r/iphone is still filled with shitposts though!