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elijahg said:

ArchStanton said:

Fyi, Apple Watches burn your skin, iMacs are crooked by fraction of a mm that hurts one's neck, people killed! from airtags, etc etc etc etc 

There is a cottage industry of free money grabbers and media attention creeps that make every product mysteriously break, crack, blow up or try to harm you. What these slimes have done is make most people believe very one of these stories you hear are just grifters look for the aforementioned. You see that with stories like this and dimwits like a previous poster claiming he wonders how many iPhones did this too!
Just fools and grifters harming consumers from getting recompense when an actual, and rare, problem arises.  

There are plenty of spurious lawsuits that is for certain, but there are also people like you who claim no problem is ever Apple's fault. It's usually somewhere in the middle.

"People like you"? Really dude? More like people like you who think everything is someone else’s fault or Apple or Google or whoever should have foreseen Armageddon and included it in their warranty. Archstanton is spot on. This kind of crap and denial by users and support for exploitation by buyers and lawyers needs to stop. I am tired of having that cost built in to everything I buy.. it’s not somewhere in the middle. It’s way out 5het3 on the ver6 far edges. Some people never experience these issues and some people always do. Kind of like being a hypochondriac. I coughed, oh my god I’ve got lung cancer caused by the odors coming from my spaghetti and meatballs. I must find a lawyer and sue Barilla and Ragu . They should have known this would happen. It’s definitely their fault. The fact I ate that six times a day every week for 30 years is irrelevant.

More whining by people who don’t take responsibility for their actions, blaming Apple and sleaze bag ambulance chaser lawyers.

I would bet almost all of these incidents are user caused despite what they would claim. Nothing is ever their own fault.

As usual , with charging devices and cabling, Anker offers a superior product and much better value than Apple.

22july2013 said:

Everyone here is opposing the company. That's an easy position to argue. I'm going to take up the challenge and try to defend the company. And so, I have two questions:

1. Does their software violate any US law?
2. Does their software violate the Apple App Store development agreement? https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/ ;

You are going to take up the challenge to defend NSO? Is that the challenge to who can makes the most ridiculous statement in this thread? Are you serious or suffering from some disability that drives you to do this?

1. It violates quite a few laws in the USA and most of the western world.
2. Your second question is absurd and indicates you have not actually read the article.