Apple Poverty and Dodgy Reviews
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Apple Users In China Are The ‘Invisible Poors’: Report
Owning an Apple iPhone has been synonymous with great class. However, a new research report has something contradicting to say about Apple’s ownership status in China.
According to a report by the research agency MobData, Apple iPhone users in China are the ones with low income, less education, and fewer valuable assets.
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Never trust the Apple army of iPhone reviewers
The reason you will not get a fair unbiased honest review of an iPhone or any other Apple product by mainstream reviewers is because nearly all of the reviewers get their review products from Apple. They are on Apple’s Christmas list – otherwise no review product. Understand?
Thus, in order to get an honest review you need to be able to find an independent reviewer who purchased his own iPhone. Even in that rare case, however, you are still not likely to get an honest review. The reviewer just paid through the nose to buy a new iPhone! Do you really think he is going to rubbish his own hard earned acquisition?
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