5 Biggest Apple Controversies Ever


#4 Breaking up with Apple will drain your money

There has been criticism of Apple's portable devices, whether iOS-based like iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, or other non-iOS-based iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, being locked into iTunes and creating an iTunes Store monopoly for these devices. Because of this, Steve Jobs was ordered to attend a court hearing regarding antitrust violations specifically with iPods and iTunes. Similarly, Apple has not licensed its FairPlay DRM, or its formerly proprietary lossless format codec Apple Lossless (ALAC), to any other company, thus preventing content —either purchased from the iTunes store, or Apple Lossless encoded in the iTunes computer application or bought from non-iTunes sources— from being used on other manufacturers' devices.

So with your stint with Apple you have had put a lot of your money in purchasing significant amount of music, videos and software on Apple devices, breaking up means your money is flushed down the drain.

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