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Not really. It's more that the liberal policies that you're talking about are difficult to explain and the fascist policies that Trump is spouses are quite easy to explain and make for great ad sales on outlets, such as Fox.
"Fascist"? That's old naming tactics. He is now "nazi" or plain "Hitler" which is the next level. When this talking point gets exhausted, it's time to start calling him a "terrorist" which is arguably, somehow worst. Beyond that, it is directly "non-human", which is the ultimate insult (top-level). But again, please stick to "nazi" for the time being, its the oficial naming scheme policy.
 
"Fascist"? That's old naming tactics. He is now "nazi" or plain "Hitler" which is the next level. When this talking point gets exhausted, it's time to start calling him a "terrorist" which is arguably, somehow worst. Beyond that, it is directly "non-human", which is the ultimate insult (top-level). But again, please stick to "nazi" for the time being, its the oficial naming scheme policy.
If true, then why don’t we see mass demonstrations and politicians who react strongly against all this? Is it fear already? Do Americans live as many Russians this soon (see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing…just continue daily life)? No more American dream, but dreaming Americans?
Maybe a vast majority approves?
 
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MacRumors as always showing it’s left leaning biases. “Bug” implies this is accidental. It’s likely a “feature”. But a none biased approach would be to call it an “issue”

News sites can’t be so flippant with language. If they claim it’s deliberate and Apple sue them, it would be up to MacRumors to prove their claim. Given how the losers don’t pay all court costs for both sides in the USA like they do in many other countries, I doubt MacRumors could afford a legal battle even if they did win, given half their articles are basically sponsored ads they make money off.
 
If true, then why don’t we see mass demonstrations and politicians who react strongly against all this? Is it fear already? Do Americans live as many Russians this soon (see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing…just continue daily life)? No more American dream, but dreaming Americans?
Maybe a vast majority approves?

There are demonstrations. They happened during the first Trump administration. They are happening again, but not being covered as much. The media has gone out of its way to soft-pedal Trump's more dictatorial actions. And, yes, in groups which organize protests there is quite a lot of discussion on whether one should participate and if so the do, what should they do to protect themselves from being ID'ed and picked up by unmarked federal law enforcement (as Trump had done during protests in 2020).

 
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News sites can’t be so flippant with language. If they claim it’s deliberate and Apple sue them, it would be up to MacRumors to prove their claim. Given how the losers don’t pay all court costs for both sides in the USA like they do in many other countries, I doubt MacRumors could afford a legal battle even if they did win, given half their articles are basically sponsored ads they make money off.
1. I don't see in what universe flipping "Trump" with "racist" in dictation app is not a deliberate action but just a random bug. Pointing this fact is not a reason for a lawsuit.

2. Apple obviously will fix the "issue" and bury this story, because it's in their best interest for everyone to forget this ever happened.

3. It curious that you suggest that Apple may file a lawsuit against Macrumors, not because this site has been publishing information on unreleased Apple products for the past two decades, most of which easily constitute trade secrets and are result of unlawful internal leaks, but because of random article where they suggested that a "bug" might not be actually a "bug".

Common...this excuse is pathetic.
 
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Somebody at Apple pulled a fast one
Racist and the word Trump are not phonetically similar
I’m surprised at Apple for giving the explanation that it did
 
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1. I don't see in what universe flipping "Trump" with "racist" in dictation app is not a deliberate action but just a random bug. Pointing this fact is not a reason for a lawsuit.

2. Apple obviously will fix the "issue" and bury this story, because it's in their best interest for everyone to forget this ever happened.

3. It curious that you suggest that Apple may file a lawsuit against Macrumors, not because this site has been publishing information on unreleased Apple products for the past two decades, most of which easily constitute trade secrets and are result of unlawful internal leaks, but because of random article where they suggested that a "bug" might not be actually a "bug".

Common...this excuse is pathetic.

It’s painfully obvious you have zero experience with the legal system, waving you arms around and saying something to the effect of “come on it’s obvious!” is not a legal defence, and reporting on product leaks that someone else leaked is something different entirely, in those situations the person who leaked the product was the one punished, not the tech sites reporting on it. I see no point in engaging with you further on this matter.
 
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I don't see a problem, it's just Siri exercising her Freedom of Speech, remember when Musk called a diver who was rescuing trapped children in a cave a pedophile even though he wasn't and with no evidence and then there was no consequence for his slander because 'Merica.
 
There are demonstrations.
Good to know!
They happened during the first Trump administration. They are happening again, but not being covered as much. The media has gone out of its way to soft-pedal Trump's more dictatorial actions.
Worrying.
And, yes, in groups which organize protests there is quite a lot of discussion on whether one should participate and if so the do, what should they do to protect themselves from being ID'ed and picked up by unmarked federal law enforcement (as Trump had done during protests in 2020).
Sounds like Russia in earlier stages.
Thank you. I hope there will be a more unified larger protest. A protest nobody can ignore. I realize, that’s getting more difficult as time goes by.
 
News sites can’t be so flippant with language. If they claim it’s deliberate and Apple sue them, it would be up to MacRumors to prove their claim. Given how the losers don’t pay all court costs for both sides in the USA like they do in many other countries, I doubt MacRumors could afford a legal battle even if they did win, given half their articles are basically sponsored ads they make money off.
Stating it as an “issue” is not making a claim. It’s 100% neutral.
 
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It’s painfully obvious you have zero experience with the legal system, waving you arms around and saying something to the effect of “come on it’s obvious!” is not a legal defence, and reporting on product leaks that someone else leaked is something different entirely, in those situations the person who leaked the product was the one punished, not the tech sites reporting on it. I see no point in engaging with you further on this matter.
It’s painfully obvious you didn’t read what I wrote and just responded with your own prepared answer, calling it an “issue” can never invoke any legal penalty, your argument makes zero sense.
 
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