I doubt Apple would do that too because then no one would buy their products. It's also crazy to think they'd put the ads directly in the os, particularly since company's products change so much. I mean, what would happen if, for some reason, someone really did want to buy a product but didn't upgrade the os, so clicked on a link that no longer existed? If Microsoft etc. decide to go down that route, Apple just might follow them. I'm glad that I'm switching to Enhanced DR-DOS for most serious work. I'd like to see them try to mess with that os, particularly since it's free. But if they put these ads on webpages, Net-Tamer or even the more modern browsers and screenreaders like VocalEyes, Provox and so on probably wouldn't like them too much and that could cause problems. You can be certain that if Apple does this, the only product I'll be using of their's will be my IIGS.
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