Apple, who routinely censors iOS and MacOS App Store apps is speaking out on censorship??? Ah, hypocrisy. You have to love it.
Heck, Apple doesn't even want to pay their Apple Store employees screening time. They were worth $2 TRILLION until the recent stock drop. I can't emphasize that enough. It's funny how the richest people and companies in the world are such misers.
Frankly, I hope Epic eventually deals them a blow in court. A (formerly) $2 TRILLION company should not have that much power, IMO. Either break Apple up into pieces or force them to open their system to other stores. The direction the Mac is heading in particular is troubling. Anyone who thinks Apple will not eventually close the Mac app system to use their store only (unless forced to do otherwise) is kidding themselves, IMO. If Windows 10 wasn't such a flipping disaster waiting to happen every update, I think I'd be migrating already due to the CPU changes (along with the already awful 32-bit cleansing that killed most Mac games from the past 15 years).
And what of the Mac Pro? Who is going to buy one knowing it's OBSOLETE already (since Apple is abandoning the CPU and platform it runs on). Apple. like Taco Bell seems intent on destroying all the progress it's made for "efficiency" reasons. I hope Taco Bell goes out of business. Everything they made I could stand to eat there is gone or will be in a little over two months time and Apple is going to have a hard time convincing me their OS alone is worth changing to a platform that is going to make the Mac like it was in the Power Mac days, supported by like 10% of the software makers at most (they made real strides with Intel inside in getting most of the major non-game apps ported to it; at least any of the ones I'd ever use along with most of the shareware type stuff and even a surprising amount of games; enough to keep me away from another Windows computer and getting only a PS4 for any other games). And yes, Play Station and XBox are fine for many games, but some games are best played on computers even so, IMO. Maybe it's time to give Linux another look (with the ability to boot into Windows 10 just for games). I suppose I'll keep my Mac Mini 2012 around for as long as it's usable. I was about to buy a new one or an iMac, but the CPU change announcement killed that dead. There's no point in buying something already announced to be obsolete. I know from the PowerMac that Apple won't support the Intel models very long after they're no longer sold (like 1 OS version at most).
I suppose I'll have to keep an AppleTV around for a long time seeing how many movies and TV shows I have through it now.