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Now I could care a less. I don't use Apple products. I don't even use Twitter on my phone as is. So really, if they do or if they don't, I don't care.
However, from a business perspective, it seems like it could be a bad move. The reason I say this is because most of the "journalists" and public figures on Twitter seem to use iPhones. I feel like if they were to pull out, it would force a lot of people to get Android phones and even if it only tanks their stock a percentage or two, that will be a lot of money.
Twitter feelings aside (I know most of us thing the platform is hot trash), do you think this will effect Apple in a bad way if they pull it out the store?
However, from a business perspective, it seems like it could be a bad move. The reason I say this is because most of the "journalists" and public figures on Twitter seem to use iPhones. I feel like if they were to pull out, it would force a lot of people to get Android phones and even if it only tanks their stock a percentage or two, that will be a lot of money.
Twitter feelings aside (I know most of us thing the platform is hot trash), do you think this will effect Apple in a bad way if they pull it out the store?
