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Interesting. It reminds me the origin of India English. They know the meaning of “upgrade” is really an upgrade (not disposal of everything and replacement of a completely new unit). While Apple is an American company uses American English with a twist of English into consumerism making the word “upgrade” meaning replacement. Thus, every year an 10% “upgrade” (UK English) in feature sells an “upgraded” (US English) iPhone at 100%+ price point.  Apple doesn’t like UK English. Of course.

After upgrade, the Wi-Fi appears as connected in Settings but the Wi-Fi symbol does not appear. Even worst, no Wi-Fi connection actually happens. 
Note: not before you Reset the Network Settings.

“In favour of its own system”? Its own system from China?

I just wanna do voice memo recording while driving but Siri doesn’t allow me to do hands-free in CarPlay. 

The blood oxygen monitoring feature was a major reason for many people worldwide buying Apple watch. If the feature were disabled, or not available on future watchOS update, can they get a refund?

Apple should be sued and the man should win. It’s not because he did’t know the Apple ecosystem but because Apple syncing among devices are not-controllable by the Apple ID/account holder. Sometimes you need to wait a day or so for some messages/photos to sync through.

In the other hand, the woman should learn from Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones’s open marriage especially when one half can’t satisfy the sexually need of the other half.

No wonder Apple has no AI (Artificial Intelligence). A Taiwan friend told me that Apple refused / reluctant to decouple with China and thus Apple could only choose supply chain suppliers who did not use AI. Now Apple must totally decouple with China and rebuild its AI supply chain. It can be light years behind. 

No. Not a problem at all. My usb-c cables, all well-labelled and easily visualise as 3.2, thunderbolt 3,4 and the most important thing is that they are durable and last for years, while Apple Lightning cables have their lives less than 2 years. EU cabling mandate is very much welcome.

I don’t trust Sonos, from day one.

humbug1873 said:

Same as always: It will make some waves in some forums. No one will return their Sonos products (as they will probably not recover their money on the now useless equipment) and in a few weeks it will continue business as usual. Usually almost no one reads these agreements anyway.

Not return, but refund.