robshames

My wife and I have been using the MagBak case and wallet for years. Just like Apple's MagSafe, it combines a thin case with a magnetically attached thin leather wallet. I keep 2 credit cards in it, and my wife stuffs 6 or 7. The magnets are much stronger than Magsafe, and can support holding the phone on the side of a refrigerator or metal cabinet. The wallet includes a finger loop (which is awesome for 1 handed use), and because of the strong magnets, it feels very secure and have no fear the phone go flying. The case also comes with a small magnetic bar that can be stuck to the dash of my car to hold the phone securely, with or without the wallet. And because the magnets don't block the charging coil, I can still charge wirelessly.

We just bought iPhone 12 Minis, and immediately ordered MagBak cases for them. 

It really blows away MagSafe.

spacekid said:

Currently, Apple is not being forced to create a "backdoor" but rather disable one of the security features on a specific iPhone.

That is essentially a "backdoor" since the technique can be used for other devices.

I personally am thrilled to get rid of TouchID. In the winter when I am hiking around NYC, I will be able to unlock my phone without taking off my gloves or typing in my passcode.

Now if Apple would invent some gloves with touch enabled finger tips that are actually usable, I would buy those too. 

I am going to assume Apple will release a lightning to 3.5mm adapter like they did whenever they changed connections on new devices. Stop complaining until there is something to complain about.

A quick search found one already available
http://amazingsouk.com/index.php/audio/lightning-to-35mm-aux-jack