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Is Cartman'siPad for real? IsiPhone tracking a real problem?
No and yes. At least, according to "South Park."
In a haunting and touching episode, Cartman takes the fanboy line that the brouhaha around Apple's little iPhone tracking controversy is all haha and no brou.
That is until some dark-suited men from Apple accost him. They want to take blood from him.
Watch out, Cartman.
(Credit:Screenshot: Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)
Apparently, when Cartman downloaded the last iTunes update, he clicked "agree" to the latest terms and conditions. Fatally. This allowed Apple's trackers to take him to the water tank.
Cartman runs for help. "These business-casual G-Men are trying to kidnap me," he screeches to his friends. Naturally, they all read all of the terms and conditions every time they download an iTunes update.
"Apple's inner workings are top secret to all users," declares one of the G-Men to Cartman's dad, shortly before tasering him.
I won't spoil the rest for you. You may have a long day ahead of you. However, I will tell you that Cartman's mom tries to talk him into a Toshiba Handybook.
Oh, and by the way, Steve Jobs does make an appearance, selling the HumancentiPad. See if you can work out what that might be.
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No and yes. At least, according to "South Park."
In a haunting and touching episode, Cartman takes the fanboy line that the brouhaha around Apple's little iPhone tracking controversy is all haha and no brou.
That is until some dark-suited men from Apple accost him. They want to take blood from him.
Watch out, Cartman.(Credit:Screenshot: Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)
Apparently, when Cartman downloaded the last iTunes update, he clicked "agree" to the latest terms and conditions. Fatally. This allowed Apple's trackers to take him to the water tank.
Cartman runs for help. "These business-casual G-Men are trying to kidnap me," he screeches to his friends. Naturally, they all read all of the terms and conditions every time they download an iTunes update.
"Apple's inner workings are top secret to all users," declares one of the G-Men to Cartman's dad, shortly before tasering him.
I won't spoil the rest for you. You may have a long day ahead of you. However, I will tell you that Cartman's mom tries to talk him into a Toshiba Handybook.
Oh, and by the way, Steve Jobs does make an appearance, selling the HumancentiPad. See if you can work out what that might be.
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