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2010-07-16
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I'm confused-- who said either was?
The point was given a choice, which evil I'd rather settle for. Thought that was clear from the conversation...
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2010-07-16
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2010-07-16
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2010-07-16
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Any phone with an OMAP3 has an eFuse chip, just no one activates them. The original Droid has it also, and it was never activated. No reason to think Moto would do it now...
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2010-07-16
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2010-07-16
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2010-07-16
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I don't get it still.. if neither provides any additional benefits over the other... what's the point of picking at all? It doesn't matter.. they are the same.
Both methods are completely useless, provide no value, and ruin trust. I suppose the silent option is more reliable: You can count on them to tell you nothing. On the flip side.. you can pretty much almost always count on the other side telling you lies... so again, no gain.
I don't see why, given the choice, you would pick either? May as well flip a coin or let the chips fall or ignore the choice altogether as there is no right answer between just those two options. The only right answer there is simply "No."
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2010-07-16
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The point is if I *had* to accept either evil, which do I view as the lesser? IMO it's silence. Lies are more deadly.
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2010-07-16
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Why? Think about it, when it comes to selling an iPhone 4 on the second hand market the original mk I models are going to be much harder to shift and command a much lower price than the problem-free mk II models - any mk I buyer will be taking a risk of getting a device that drops calls in their particular network location, or has a flaky proximity sensor, even though the seller may never have had a problem.
If enough people realise this, Apple could and should take a beating on this "silent recall".