Thread: Apple takes a step back with subscription requirements
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Old 06-27-2011, 01:08 PM   #62
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Originally Posted by CommonReader View Post
iOS, great for content, unless it is Flash, which isn't exactly rare. Just another of Steve Jobs' private wars. No, thanks. I am not exactly a fan of Adobe but I don't like the control Apple exerts over its customers by restricting both applications and interfaces.
While I don't really care one way or another for Flash, I'd at least like the option to have it.
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