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caladanian said: The „ to scan for nearby“ makes AirTags nearly completely useless as theft protection – to prevent stalking. Depends on how it's implemented. For instance (and I have no idea whether or not this is part of the product, o…
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AppleInsider said: The hacks, which took place recently, targeted U.S. government officials based in Uganda or whose responsibility concerned the country, Reuters has reported. . . . In July, NSO CEO Shalev Hulio shot down concerns that his …
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crowley said: verne arase said: Of course, when Intel gets their own fabs up to snuff, you know you'll suffer the double whammy of losing not only the business of fabricating Intel CPUs, but Intel will then try to take as many of your…
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mac_dog said: crowley said: I'm not decided either way on the issue, I think Apple play a pretty mean hand and could do with a bit of a slap on the wrist… Talk about fan fiction. In what sector of Global corporate business is it i…
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Troll level: Expert.
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This is obviously due to Apple's unfair and monopolistic practices. Something must be done! /s
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Of course he feels good about it. Either people will use the service, and Apple will make money, or they won't, and Apple will make money. All that in addition to the PR bump. Win/win/win.
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If her allegations are true, then they're true. If they're false, then they're false. If she has evidence of Apple doing precisely what they say they do not do, then she has evidence. If she doesn't have evidence, then she doesn't have evidence. …
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StrangeDays said: My state has their own app for this, accepted by law enforcement and all states alcohol outlets. The only problem is it doesn't use the iOS Wallet so you have to unlock the device and hold it out for the LEO to take a photo/…
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CheeseFreeze said: I wonder if Apple has a case. Rather than trying to sue, they should plug the security holes that keeps making this company successful in their activities. They're trying to do exactly that, when they find them. This i…
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pulseimages said: Rogue01 said: pulseimages said: Shouldn’t the suit be against the artist who used the sample illegally and not Apple? Apple used the song in their advertisements for Apple Music. Read the article, it is al…
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I was under the impression that the labor laws in California didn't permit employers to restrict employees from talking about their compensation? If so, this amounts to Apple acknowledging that they comply with the law.
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lkrupp said: beowulfschmidt said: elijahg said: rob53 said: Can't wait for the first self-repair person to sue Apple because their iPhone didn't work after they repaired it themselves. Anyone who tries to repair an Apple …
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elijahg said: rob53 said: Can't wait for the first self-repair person to sue Apple because their iPhone didn't work after they repaired it themselves. Anyone who tries to repair an Apple device on their own, even using Apple parts and …
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Xed said: but repairing your own device will also void the warranty. One report I saw said that Apple has said that they will not automatically void the warranty if one does the kind of self repair for which Apple is providing the tools…
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Epic's Tim Sweeney calls Google 'crazy,' says 'Apple must be stopped' Fixed that for ya.
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crowley said: Figure out a way that I can communicate back without making a sound and then we're talking. Techo-telepathy! If they could figure out how to translate subvocalization, I'd snap it up in an instant.
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AppleInsider said: Some developers told the publication that the ads could be hurting their businesses because of the 15% to 30% cut that Apple takes of app and in-app purchases. Read on AppleInsider Baloney. Without that 15-30% cut th…
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bluefire1 said: Highly anticipated? In the case of the Steam Deck among a certain group of gamers, including myself, yes.
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ihatescreennames said: beowulfschmidt said: ihatescreennames said: jdgaz said: “ That tab allows users to scan for AirTag models or other items nearby -- even if the device belongs to someone else. If any item is detected…