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Old 07-13-2010, 06:43 PM   #1
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Apple removing links to Consumer Reports study from forums

I wonder if Apple realizes they can't delete Consumer Electronic reports and that maybe Apple users might also visit sites outside of Apple?

I can't help but to find this action amusing, yet very disheartening. To blatantly lie and try to deceive customers into believing there is no issue just seems wrong. Especially when Apple customers tend to extremely supportive and loyal.


Apple drops Consumer Reports/iPhone 4 threads down memory hole


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If you were looking for a message thread on Apple's support forums pointing to Consumer Reports' article 'not recommending' the iPhone 4, it's not there any more. Apple's support forum moderators deleted the thread. Bing cached it.

If it happened once, maybe you'd say it was a glitch. But what if it happened twice? Three times? Four times, five, six? (more...)
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