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rob53 said:

Beeper is hacking a Mac to get access. This is blatantly against Apple’s EULA agreement. People need to quit giving hackers a reason to have any product. 

Obviously wrong. An authorized user of the Mac uses his own credentials. Duh. And who cares what some "policy" says? Grow a nut and think for yourself.

"If Brexit is a failure it’s not because it is a failure, it would be because people who didn’t want it made it a failure."

What an absolutely horseshit assertion. You have nothing to justify that, since most of the blowback came from outside UK.

beautyspin said:

So, Apple vetted all these scam apps?

You think some government dotards are going to do BETTER? What an absolutely brain-dead assertion.

I agree that the U.S. government needs to take a stand here, as well as Apple. Apple's behavior toward developers in regard to its app store is often disgraceful, and yes Apple lies about App Store search. But it's their platform and it's not a monopoly. There is no excuse for this trade interference, and the USA should threaten countermeasures if it's perpetrated.

Further photos reveal that the M3 Max Pro Plus includes a shrubbery maze and koi pond.

Hahahaha, I love it when random Web sites claim to know what's going on inside this or that company.

People at Apple work at home quite frequently with little difficulty.  But hey, "everything is fine" doesn't generate clicks, does it?

By the way, here's another tidbit that doesn't happen across the board at Apple: extensive user testing