Apple TV+

[GeorgiaGuzzi]

Keep your eyes peeled for a free trial offer. Apple’s streaming TV service picked up “Long Way Up”. Sooo I guess I’ll be giving their TV service a trial for the length of the program. I loved seeing the Guzzi factory in “Long way down”!

[SemperVee]

  Got APple TV FREE for 1 year with new iphone 11.    It is worth exactly what I paid for it - so far.  Meh.

[fotoguzzi]

And you'll be giving all your info and habits to Apple for them to store, scrutinize, sell and market.

[Dilliw]

Pluto TV is the best bang for the buck (free).  It's got decent news, Western movies, and the THC channel if you like watching high people doing things while high.

Oh and it's free...

[SemperVee]

And you'll be giving all your info and habits to Apple for them to store, scrutinize, sell and market.

True of all subscription services and Amazon, FB, eBay, etc    Your point?        * Mac guy since 1991 + Long term Apple stockholder.  Smile.

[fotoguzzi]

True of all subscription services and Amazon, FB, eBay, etc    Your point?

point is Apple is trying To own the world and yeah I know they all do it. They make good products but I hate having to use an Apple ID to do anything on my iPad.

[GeorgiaGuzzi]

point is Apple is trying To own the world and yeah I know they all do it. They make good products but I hate having to use an Apple ID to do anything on my iPad.

Man, how times have changed. I purposefully got into apple computers back in the days before the IMac came out. I actually pre-ordered an IMac before they were released. I was sick of windows using their 95% market share to force certain programs, browsers, etc down the public’s throats. I got an iPhone for the same reason. Now apple has become what Microsoft was. I also desperately wanted to buy apple stock before the IMac came out. It was like 5$ a share, but I was barely 20 and an 1k might as well have been an extra million! Sigh.

[Chuck in Indiana]

but I was barely 20 and an 1k might as well have been an extra million! Sigh.

Back in the day.. early 60s.. there was no Honda dealer in a town of 60000+. I was also a pup and couldn't get a 40K loan for such a shaky operation as a motorcycle dealer. Bus Langston, the guy that did get the franchise, started bringing them in by the freight car load.