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" the P2 Pro can collect light between 8 and 14 nanometers."
The correct units are 8 to 14 micrometers (micron) longwave infrared

some reviews indicate REQUIRES enabling GPS tracking to operate

fully Chinese company - your choice

FYI macOS 15.1 beta bricked the internet on my 2024 MacBook pro.
Pandemonium ensued.
all the recovery methods REQUIRE internet

Had to 'nuke and repave'
Even with a day old backup, it was a day wasted

Betas on the iPhone 15 and ultra 2 watch went fine, minor glitches

I let my guard down. A lesson relearned.

I have both a 14 Pro (upgraded from a 13 pro) and the SE. They are for two completely different users.
The 14/13 pro is for power users who want the full beans. The SE is for "ordinary" people who just want
a good quality smartphone.

The 14 is my main phone. Mine is a pro, not the pro max. Still I find it a bit large, heavy, and uncomfortable with the square
edges. It has all the pluses mentioned. 

I use the SE for casual uses and low demand games. The big thing I like- the SE  is the best form design Apple ever did.
I loved the form in my 7 and I love it in the SE.
It's relatively thin, has rounded edges and fits comfortably in my hand. It's also very light - a plus IMO. And I disagree
with the quality. It has an excellent quality feel. It's just not a tank.
Every time I use the SE, I think, "This is a nice little phone." It also is the last iPhone with a physical Home button. 

Home button and Touch ID vs FaceID swish and flick, IMHO

This is certainly the most heated debate in iPhones. Here is my opinion. There are pluses and minuses to both.

Home button/ touch ID

I like the positive feel and the simplicity of performing functions. Closing apps, going home, app switching
I've found touch ID fairly reliable. I know some people, like my wife, have problems because touch doesn't like their skin type,
but  I've had no problems.
I use touch ID all the time on my iPad and Mac. It's the main reason I upgraded my MacBook. Also, as noted, you don't have to 
look at the iPhone to open.

Face ID

I've found FaceID to be faster and more reliable, usually.  It needs an unobstructed view of your face. No heavy sunglasses or
face mask (no, I don't use that option). More annoying, it seems to want you sitting upright in good light. Forget about unlocking
half asleep in bed. And sometimes it just demands a passcode, even if you just unlocked 1/2 hour ago.

And I find the "swish and flick" interface annoying. Flick up quickly from the bottom center to go home. Slide up slowly from
the bottom center to open app switcher, slide up, hold ,and swipe to switch apps. Sheesh! Too complicated and finicky,
especially if you don't have the steadiest hands. Same for the multiple tiny nuances from the top.

Bottom Line
I'm  mixed. Home button/ touch ID is direct, the i/f is simpler. Face ID is faster and more convenient when you can just look at your iPhone.
It's worse when you can't.  And the i/f is finicky. Overall, for me, Face ID gets the nod for convenience when it works.

The SE is a very nice, quality iPhone for someone who doesn't need bells and whistles. It's not a phone for power users. Get a pro or pro max. If you're a power user, you won't be happy with an SE as your only iPhone. IMHO

Thanks for the warning. 
This may be related. At the same time I updated to iOS 13, I lost all my smart mailboxes on Mojave.

OMG
hide and seek software is bad enough!
hide and seek hardware?! Please.
stop this crap.

He did not look happy in the pre-race show. I thought it was him, but Sky sports reporters walked right by him and ignored him.
So I wasn't sure until the checkered flag wave.

Probably in Austin trying to figure out US production options. Austin was probably trying smooze him by the honor of flag man.
An honor he clearly not enjoying.

passwords is pathetic. barely one step above the abysmal keychain. D --

as noted, it lacks many features of better managers

in particular, the import 'function' discussed.

yes, the imported file must be .csv - a major danger to leave around.
but other managers have a similar requirement, because every one has a proprietary format

but when you try to import you get something like 'can't import, bad format'
ok, fair enough. what format does it need  to be.
check help - what help?
'you can import your passwords' period!
no format.  nothing.

as for icloud - some p/ws can go there. comics, forums, etc
nothing sensitive