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If you just use Apple devices and only need what keychain has to offer, then that’s all fine. But password managers do things like provide 2FA support, store a lot more data types, and provide tge ability to share with others. 

digitol said:

I’ve always questioned this non-removable HD. What if someone wrote a virus to  massively R/W (read/write) to the drive ?  If prolific, could be very costly or maybe impossible for Apple to replace or take care of. 

Good news!! Apple has already removed the HD from MacBooks, so it apparently is totally removable. They replaced it with an SSD.

Had two generations of Oura (pre subscription). Data collection was good but masking it with “scores” was lame. Then it’s decreasing battery life led them to a trash can. Got a RingConn and  battery life of 7+ days is excellent with no subscription. Still too much “scoring” instead of just reporting standard metrics but does report a lot more. Unobtrusive and, at 55, appreciate having more data points to add to my Apple Watch, Qardio, and other tools. 

waverboy said:

Charming, the douche-bros are here on cue, largely the same group as the homophobes that crawl out every once in a while.  Do you guys stick to being rape jokers in the workplace, or do you venture out a bit and do some tit gazing and ass slapping?

Funny. I only have three of them in my "known" list but there are apparently five of them. Someone is lurking.

Must really kill them that an empathetic human being is running Apple now and actively promoting social causes - not just personally but creating a culture within Apple for those causes. 

thewhitefalcon said:

levi said:

apple ][ said:

Fire all of these special snowflakes and disgusting lunatics with mental issues that get triggered by every slightest thing.

SJWS are among the weakest and most pathetic breed of humans to have ever existed. 

SJWS should never be hired in the first place, if one is looking for good and productive employees that will actually excel at their jobs.

That's funny, I read that executives took action - which suggests the complaints had merit. 

I can tell you have zero experience in the corporate world. 

Yeah, not like those moron executives in Apple's management team. I mean, "anonymous Internet misogynist" obviously knows more than the ones running the biggest company in the world.

Exactly how was it frivolous? iPhones absolutely did experience the Error 53. That error prevented the use of the phone, access to the data on the phone, and for many weeks Apple actually said that it wasn't going to address the issue. 

Change the whole story to a car. You have a car and have an aftermarket item installed and the car won't turn on due simply to a software check.

I'm a shareholder, but people experienced damages due to encoding the Error 53 situation that left iPhones completely unusable. They have deserve to have resolution to that situation. And for those who think Apple's ultimate resolution negates the problem, put your phone in a drawer for two weeks and come back to let us know whether that caused a problem for you. I'm not suggesting this is a get rich quick opportunity, but restitution is deserved.