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The Official iTunes Must Die Petition

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paul
10 years ago

Fix this!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

a pathetically horrible app that needs to be euthanized as an act of mercy

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Bob LeVitus · petition starter
10 years ago

Thanks everyone for signing the petition... Now don't forget to listen to (or, God forbid, BUY) the song that launched a revolution -- namely "iTunes Must Die" by Dr. Mac & His All GarageBand Band... You'll find it here: https://www.facebook.com/theboblevitustv…/…/470868196288052/ Please give it a listen. I worked really hard on it -- I wrote it, played all the instruments except bass (handled brilliantly by Richard the L.), engineered, produced, mixed, and mastered it and did it all by my lonesome. So please give it a try -- it's got a good beat and you can dance to it. Once again that URL is: https://www.facebook.com/theboblevitustv…/…/470868196288052/ Thank you for your support. :-p

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Graham
10 years ago

Total and now typical Apple bloat

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Anonymous
10 years ago

All those bolt-ons have made iTunes just too unwieldy

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Chipp Walters
10 years ago

Brilliant. I hate iTunes and don't know anyone who can use it.

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Barry Chiarello
10 years ago

It is now iTime to make sure Apple Subscriptions (formerly, Computer) know that the Boycott is On! I already have stopped buying anything from their store :(( Hardware, Software or Music :(I don't own)) . I started yesterday going through and deleting DRM (protected .m4p) music, I know! I am taking a hit on that music, oh well I will Just buy it on CD from Amazon and get the rip-included with my hard copy. I also ask Apple and Microsoft Windows software developers, not to sell their software through Sandboxed Subscriptions only stores. Please think about this. Yes I was the one who on that Sunday night had sent Steve an e-mail telling him about the DRM Music Business Pimps and our 'Customers rights of ownerships of purchase' and he came out that Sunday/Monday morning, with his published Web-letter Anti-DRM manifesto stoping all Apple web traffic through store. Owner circa: Original MacPlus 1986 Thank You Dr. Mac!

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Sean Keeley
10 years ago

iTunes is just the most obvious example of how Apple has seriously lost their touch on software design and implementation

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Martin Silbernik
10 years ago Featured

it's gotten to the point where I can't figure out how to easily sync, and add music to an iPad or iPhone... and I got my first Mac in January 1984. Time to fix this damn program, or split it into a number of apps that actually work.

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Joe Muscara
10 years ago

Apple makes great stuff. iTunes as it currently stands is an embarrassment. I'm a technophile, yet iTunes often makes me beat my head against a wall. Apple can do better.

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Archibald Sidewinder
10 years ago

It's bloatware

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Bobby Uptight
10 years ago

SOOOOOOOO True!!! Thank YOU Bob for being the voices of MILLIONS!!!

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Barry Birnstein
10 years ago

It's the worst piece of Apple software and the one I use the most. Hurry. Maybe I'll buy more of your stuff.