Originally Posted by Lear Driver

I guess on an Apple product... getting into a Microsoft program was hard. However, if you used a different browser, or different hardware, it was easy. Click the link, enter your password... simple.

Apple is a hardware company, they don't want **** to be cross platform compatible. Then you would be able to use their software on hardware that is outside of their walled garden. I like Apple products, but they've created a world of people who can't function technically beyond a product that starts without the letter i.

They do privacy right though, since their profit comes from hardware sales. Instead of giving free software in exchange for your data. And their hardware lasts a long time. But they really have created a generation of tech idiots.