Congratulations, America. You've forced an apology from someone who gave you something for FREE.
So if someone gave you the clap for free you wouldn't expect an apology? I'm not sure that album is any better.
Congratulations, America. You've forced an apology from someone who gave you something for FREE.
I don't think its really U2's fault. Apple should have said "Your out of your damn mind." And made it a free download through iTunes. Not an automatic download.
Obama's America.
I went to Torhout/Werchter in 1982, to see U2. It felt like a pilgrimage, in a way.
'A Day Without Me' was the soundtrack to one of my big love affairs.
I deleted 'songs of innocence' without hearing more than the ****ed up fragments that survived the live stream disaster. And I'm not planning on hearing more.
Having 'songs of innocence' shoved down my throat without any choice whatsoever was just plain wrong. A seriously bad move that destroyed a 35 year friendship.
So you consider a company involuntarily pushing data you don't want to a device that you own and have paid for to be trivial?
Think about that for a second, very carefully. What kind of precedence does that set?
Apple paid them dumdum. Additionally people don't want this in THEIR device. It was completely forced.
You're right, an app would be different.
But people need to make noise and let Apple know that this kind of practice is not okay.
Today it's an album. Tomorrow it could be an app that you can't remove.
The line has to be drawn somewhere, and that's what this is all about.
Am I the only one that had to go manually download it?
Although the album showed up in your iTunes Purchased list, it wasn't downloaded automatically to your device, you had to intentionally download it for it to "waste" memory on your Apple product. You didn't have to give someone your email or get spam or get contacted in anyway for you to receive it, since you had already signed up for an iTunes account. And it cost you zero dollars. And whether you would like them or not, U2 is still a popular band. Tell you guys what, go to any music web site, list your favorite band, and see what the reaction is amongst all the very brave anonymous people. They'll react just like you are reacting here, telling you that you have poor taste in music and asking how can you like such a crappy band. Or you could just delete it and quit turning ant hills into mountains.
I haven't downloaded or listened to to it yet, and as far as I know I haven't heard any of the songs on the radio. I'll listen to it eventually, and if I like it I'll keep it and if I don't I won't.
Not Bono's fault. Blame Tim.
I didn't like how their crappy album appeared in my album list without my permission. That was forced.
Bono confirmed yet again that he is a gigantic douche.
They should apologize how terrible their music is.
Don't forget to thank the next hooker for free HIV.
I went to Torhout/Werchter in 1982, to see U2. It felt like a pilgrimage, in a way.
'A Day Without Me' was the soundtrack to one of my big love affairs.
I deleted 'songs of innocence' without hearing more than the ****ed up fragments that survived the live stream disaster. And I'm not planning on hearing more.
Having 'songs of innocence' shoved down my throat without any choice whatsoever was just plain wrong. A seriously bad move that destroyed a 35 year friendship.
Congratulations, America. You've forced an apology from someone who gave you something for FREE.
Nope. But I don't auto sync music purchases either. Apps only.
Actually, for those who have automatic downloads turned on, it was forced upon.