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@hideki I have no idea how they haven't got bankrupt yet: their products cost a lot, they break easily, my iPhone stopped working if the temperature dropped below 0 C, they also had some sort of monopoly on App Store etc.

@karin_artss they still manage to get lines of people on launch day of any "new" product

@orekix btw it's not just them, there's also CocaCola and Nike on that lobby

@hideki it shows perfectly the current state of the world.

@hideki @celia That WaPo story is suspect. Contradicted ( although I wish she’d provide more details) but this actual China reporter (which the WaPo reporter is not): twitter.com/bethanyallenebr/st

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