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Allegations of discrimination spawn investigation into Apple Card credit lines
I signed up as soon as I got the beta invite and my limit was over $10k My wife, who has a slightly higher rating than I, signed up when the card went live for everyone. She got $1,000 as her limit with the highest APR. It irritated her, but she didn’t really plan on using it that often anyhow.About a month later she was thinking about calling to get an increase so she could put an iPhone 11 on it when they launched. As she went in to get contact info she noticed her limit was now MUCH higher with a much lower APR. She got an email the next day saying that due to the rush of new signups the system was just defaulting everyone to $1,000 with max APR, and that after manual review her limit and APR was adjusted accordingly.Rather than just assuming discrimination, maybe contact GS and ask for a review? I mean. Stuff happens. -
iOS 17 now available with StandBy, NameDrop, and interactive widgets
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Notifications in iOS 17 are too quiet, and there's nothing you can do about it
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Ad firms losing 'hundreds of millions' after Apple clamps down on Safari tracking
As long as home ISPs give data caps, unless you are paying me to download and watch your ad, I will block them in most cases.
Granted ads aren't 'huge' but some sites are lousy with them. There was another Apple fansite I used to visit that Ad Blocker would block upwards of SIXTY ADS before the actual non-ad content loaded. That is outrageous. -
Storage firm Drobo has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
My problem with Drobo was sub-par hardware. I had both the 5N and 5N2, and BOTH of them suffered from defective fans within a year. The 5N I didn't have any support on, so just 'lived with it', and when opted for support on the 5N2 that replaced if. Within a year, it was also squealing and grinding. They replaced it, and within 15 days the new one was doing it and they told me "We already replaced it once, we won't do it again".So I ditched them altogether and went to Synology and picked one of their NAS devices that had user replaceable fans, and just a more expansive interface. I haven't been disappointed.Honestly, if the level of hardware and support I received is indicative, this isn't surprising news. -
Showrunners of 'Severance' hate for each other is causing problems for season 2
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'iPhone storage almost full' message plaguing some iOS 15 users
Since the GM/RC version went out, my iPhone 12 Pro Max shows Zero KB out of 256GB in the Setting -> General -> iPhone Storage area.In Settings -> General -> About, I have 'Capacity' showing 256GB and 'Available' at a whopping 300.94GB. It has fluctuated over the past couple days. I sent in a feedback report over the weekend when it was only at 283GB available. However, my iPad on iOS 15 shows proper data. No one else in the house has updated to iOS 15 yet -
iOS 17 now available with StandBy, NameDrop, and interactive widgets
pulseimages said:aybara said:They did not fix the loss of custom tones in anything other than 'ringtones'. My custom tones for messages is completely empty, even of purchased ones.
Yeah, I did not like finding that out during the beta, which I didn't notice until the RC release, so it may have been present before then. Couple that with the new notification sound, I am not happy with the sound changes in iOS17.
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M4 Mac mini may have a USB-C connectivity problem
I have some USB-C speakers I plug into the back of my Mac mini that are doing that. I noticed it happened mostly when I would use my AirPods in the mornings before everyone got up, and tried to switch back. Sound would be coming from the Mini and not the speakers. The only way to fix would be to unplug and replug them in. I then ran a second USB-C to the speakers PD port to essentially 'power' them, but I still find that it will fall back to the internal speakers at odd times (after sleep, first use in the morning, after using AirPods), but then in the last week, I haven't had any issues. -
Developers claim that Apple's privacy-first features are 'atomic bomb' for revenue
Did I miss the part where it says it will block ALL advertising? This is only going to prevent the various data-mining, cookie tracking, DeviceID tracking, etc.
Apps can STILL be loaded to play ads in between every level, they just won’t be ‘targeted’ based on the data they harvest. It doesn’t matter to most people. They either ignore the ad while it plays, or cancel it as soon as the X button appears.