Well then they will loose many users, won't they?
Not a matter of the slightest concern to them, I assure you. When the Internet wasn't public and Compuserve was the biggest service at 7 million, all of us sysops told them, "If you do these things, subscribers will leave in droves." They did them. EVERYBODY left. How many people do you know on Compuserve today? I stopped being able to connect to it while still a sysop!
But they got exactly what they were looking for, I'm sure.
they are effectively closing the window to the Internet to low end users
Nothing of the sort!
I have looked without success for an older version of Safari for my 12“ , 800 Mhz iBook and cannot find it.
I did the same for my iMac. The only way I got it was by getting Leopard onto my iMac (which doesn't meet the stated requirements for Leopard).
who says there is freedom of information?
Not a blessed soul.
is this a concerted strategy from business?
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