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This is precisely the type of abuse of personal data that Apple has been protecting us from for many years.  Meanwhile Google, Facebook and others have pretended it was not a significant threat at all. 

The Level Lock should have an embedded sensor to reveal if the door has been pushed or pried open. Messaging that the door was recently locked or unlocked only tells the owner if the door was legally accessed with a key or app. But there are breaches in which the deadbolt remains in the regular lock position. Since it is called Level lock, the mechanism could be given a level indicator; then, an out-of-level deadbolt would reveal the door has been compromise by force. Perhaps a different sensor would do an even better job, but the point remains that Level Lock should report if your front door has been kicked in. 

LiDAR is lie-detecting radar. Point your iPhone toward a person who is speaking, and if he/she is lying then augmented reality depicts an image with that person’s pants on fire. Engineers have teamed with scientists and sophists to develop a forked-tongue model for future iPhones. That technology would parse half-true and half-false elements from the words of sophisticated prevaricators.

Apple connects to PEOPLE in ways that few other large companies have ever done. EMPATHY is the essential, but often missing, quality of the modern manager and corporation.

iPhone 8 has experienced huge success! The 3-year-old iPhone outsold all non-Apple phones except Samsung’s three top-selling models, and as a 2-year-old outsold every other mobile phone in the world. (It was obviously a huge seller in the two prior years as well.) iPhone 8 apparently provides the vision for the new iPhone SE, to be released in a few weeks.