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From Can Apple Beat Back the Competition with Privacy? by inc. magazine
Apple’s privacy push has an inner logic: They charge more for hardware and software, and so they don’t need to monetize data to the same extent as Google or Amazon, both of which sell much more affordable surveillance devices, i.e., the Amazon Echo, FireStick, Kindle, Google Home, Android-based smartphones, et al.