hmlongco

Sorry that it's onerous for a developer to keep an app up to date, but I have to agree with Apple on this one.

Apple updates iOS with new features all of the time and old apps that haven't received an update since iOS 6 or so reflect poorly on the store, hide more modern apps in the clutter, and perhaps more to the point probably don't reflect modern security practices and privacy notifications and behaviors.

I actually have the Adobe "Photography" Plan that just bumped up from $9.99/mo to $15.52/mo. ($19.95 listed on site).

Or had, rather, since I just cancelled it. I no longer use it enough to justify the cost, and have been using Pixelmator Pro for the odd work that I needed done.

Switching to a new program isn't easy... but it's getting easier, and I'm getting tired of Adobe's incessant price increases.

I'm currently going through the painful process of trying to delete the apps from my machine.

Apparently Adobe didn't hear about the "one click cancel/delete" law...

Not exactly sure what the benefit of a thiner body is going to be when you're basically going to have to maintain a fat camera bump that's at least as larger as it is now.

pulseimages said:

China wasn’t in a bad way, they just pivoted to other markets. 

And not to mention that Canada, the EU, and other countries pivoted away from the US to China and other markets. So they're not buying from us, either.

A shrewd businessman Cheeto is. Shrewd.

Musk's SpaceX has urged federal regulators to try and slow down or stop Apple's satellite expansion.

I'm sure Musk's duly appointed stooge will be able to make that happen.

quakerotis said:

Tim Cook is complicit with a criminal.

When you get right down to it, so is half the country...

mrstep said:

100%. ... they're just stabbing there instead of shooting at their rivals.

A few years back there was a mass stabbing in China, where a man stabbed 24 people, including 23 children and an elderly woman.

All survived.

On pretty much the same day, Adam Lanza shot and killed 26 people at Sandy Hook, including 20 children.

Which group of parents would you have preferred to have been in?

People are welcome to give up their own rights, not mine.

Unfortunately, here in the US, your "rights" are interfering with the rights of some kids to live past puberty.

The God-given right to sheer the sheep sell not be abridged.

diman80 said: An Apple ID already contains enough private information, so no additional data needs to be shared. 

That's incorrect. An Apple ID could be created with an email address and by adding a credit card number (or even just a prepaid card number) for payment. That doesn't include age, a drivers license number or PII, a birth certificate, a passport, or other information.

And that's information that must be uploaded and stored in order to have proof of age.

Worse, we don't have any sort of standardized API associating "proof of age" such that we can simply ask "is this user old enough" w/o giving away more information than we should.

"It could also resolve early battery drain reports on supported iPhones."

Come on folks. Every time a new OS version releases the first thing it does is run through and reindex the stuff that's on your phone. It's not a battery drain issue, just the OS and apps doing their jobs.

It happens every year.