It's another one-hour special! Today is a solo teaching episode, where Marc discusses:
- Nick Francesco's exposure of Apple's "Designer Exodus"
- A Plain English history of what brands of processors Apple has used, and the opportunity to repurpose old Apple computers and tablets
- You've heard of JD Power & Associates. It's a company that surveys consumers on their satisfaction with their cars. But did you know that car companies initially resisted the feedback? It wasn't until later that they realized customer feedback could actually help them. Imagine that. (And stay tuned for Computer Exorcist consumer satisfaction seals of approval!)
- The second article illustrates how far we've fallen. Here we are in the 21st century, unilaterally ruled by Silicon Valley. Modern cars not only ignore client feedback, but force you to agree to surveillance. The cars now film you, even when they're supposedly turned off in your garage.
- Worse, yet, Tesla employees admit they watch these videos and share them with each other. When the company tried to award them with free loaner cars, their reaction was fantastic.
- Furious yet? If you're sick of sitting in your cubicle, check out becomeanexorcist.com to learn how to protect people from Big Tech!
