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<p>Get the “-gate” suffix ready, because the New York Times’s David Segal is on the case of another despicable Apple act.</p>
<p>“I Switched Phones. Where Did Those Text Messages Go?” (http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/08/your-money/i-switched-phones-where-did-those-text-messages-go.html?ref=technology&amp;_r=0) (tip o’ the antlers to Kontra (https://twitter.com/counternotions/status/409638609067601920)).</p>
<p>Oh, sorry, that’s Pulitzer Prize winner David Segal. He, of course, being part of the team that discovered Apple does business in China, where many workers are mistreated. (Small footnote: Some other companies maybe do business there, too? Not really sure.)</p>

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