Yes, this is what companies do. They sell products that customers want. Of course my specific want is not relevant unless it’s shared by tons of thousands or maybe millions of others. This is why there’s not an iPhone at the exact shade of blue that I would want available.Apple "needs to", to please you? Hmm?
I’m aware of this, but I suspect many who buy a red iPhone just want a red iPhone. I wouldn’t mind supporting a cause, but I’m not going to carry around an iPhone that I dislike the color. I’d rather donate to whatever organization and be helpful. Maybe this is reflected in the sales of red iPhones and other devices.(PRODUCT)RED is an effort that goes back decades. It's not just a colour. It's a fundraiser for AIDS.
That’s because you opened your eyes to see it. It was never about being a rebel child. Do you really think the “think different” advertisements were more than just to get you to buy something? Even Steve Jobs was all about the money and that’s what businesses do. They provide your product that works in exchange for money. Even all of the charity and social causes corporations support are only to make themselves look good so people buy their products. If customers have to choose between buying the Google pixel and the Apple iPhone when Apple is supporting their favorite charity or cause what one will they buy?I'm no longer liking the new Apple. They used to stand out as the rebel child, but now it seems to be all about profits.