The original commenter stated her dismay with the iPhone, and her desire to boycott/not purchase based on the fact that this device would not be meeting HER needs. This may appear political to you (I'm going to let my fricken PHONE choose my politics for me?), but this is a health issue for the women who will be…

Yes, but opening oneself up to unqualified advice and unsolicited judgement should not be the testament of a public forum that is (it is hoped) intellectually aspirational.

Right, but you have no experiential knowledge to pull from. It'd be tantamount to my telling you how to cure jock itch, and then criticizing the jock itch medicine you've chosen based on your needs. It has nothing to do with me, I've never and will never experience it, and I have nothing substantial or informative to…

1. I don't see anything in any governing document throughout the world saying that a healthy sex life is a human right.

At least half of American women will experience an unintended pregnancy by age 45, and, at current rates, one in 10 women will have an abortion by age 20, one in four by age 30 and three in 10 by age 45

"BACK to the point of the article.... " Apple's corporate rights, etc, etc.

Calling it "terminating a pregnancy" doesn't change the fact that there is a human in the uterus that is being killed.

Yes, no woman should ever have sex if she doesn't want children, even with appropriate contraception, because the risk of contraceptive failure that would result in a termination is unacceptable.

I really have a question for you: honestly, why do you care if a consumer is electing not to purchase a product because it won't do everything she needs? What is your stake in any of this?

I don't know what's douchier: your anti-choice position or the fact that you capped off that ridiculous position with "Just saying..."

I'm confused. I'm seeing a lot of comments with Women shouldn't willingly open their legs and Women should be responsible and not have sex...

Ask Siri "Where can I dump a fetus?"

A 'parasite' that is welcomed in when you choose to have sex. It's called responsibility.

Not all Planned Parenthoods provide abortions.

I understand why they're protesting, but I was responding to your statement that the protestors who were there objected to the other services as well, which they don't necessarily.

Right, they don't care to know. They're only protesting abortion, even if the clinics aren't actually performing abortions that day.

People are protesting prenatal care? Family planning for married couples?

But wouldn't you just ask it for a cursory search, and then research from there? It's not a big deal—it's not like there are a thousand clinics around and you have to do hardcore research. It's quite likely there are just a handful of clinics in any given area (if that—some areas will be lucky to have one clinic, at…

Yay! A big thumbs-up from this lady scientist.

This is great. Probability statistics are always fun to do when one's got down time.