cpenzone

I wonder if Apple will just disable whatever allows this to work.

Looking forward to Apple figuring out how this works and disabling it permanently.

NY1822 said:

Apple will never make an app for this....it's bad marketing...it is implying eventually one will lose their airpod. And, no, this can't be compared to Find My iPhone...no one buys a phone with the thought in their head, one day I will loose my phone, maybe I shouldn't buy one. For the airpods, a legitimate barrier to purchase is "I might lose them too easily". Apple would never compound this fear by building an app like this.

This is the correct answer.  Everyone saying that Apple is doing it to collect $69 is wrong.

mscohen said:

I shoot with a DSLR whenever I care about the final images. My iPhone is handy for random snapshots but I am virtually never satisfied with the color or the resolution. The photos in this comparison video could not be more stark in showing the advantages of a prosumer DSLR over the iPhone. Pay attention to the coarse JPEG compression artifacts in the hair and skin texture, and the terribly artificial skin colors.

Apple agrees with you and said this at their iPhone 7 event. Literally said we aren't trying to say this is better than a DSLR

"In one mistake, the Touch ID sensor is shown in the middle of the imagined Magic Keyboard Touch Bar. On the MacBook Pro, the Touch ID sensor is located to the right of the Touch Bar, and is not a part of the display."

It isn't a mistake... it's someone imagining what it could be like. Their idea is probably that it's faster to reach up with your index feature to input your fingerprint.
You really think the person who took the time to create this accidentally put the touch id in the middle? LOL