linkman

I see many phones on the floor in the free weight area of the gym every time I'm there. I also see a lot of them with smashed screens. Not smart.

I find that Lightning is easier than USB-C to plug/unplug. I have to plug my USB-C non-Apple work laptop in once per day to a dock and find most of the time I can't do it blind -- where I can always plug in a Lightning connector without looking. I'll definitely miss it.

Someone please conjecture as to why they have such an arbitrarily low limit. I'm finding more and more items that I own where I wish I had an AirTag on it.

22july2013 said:

And why didn't anyone attempt to answer my question?

I did, less than 30 minutes after you posted the question.

22july2013 said:

For those of us outside the USA who have been waiting for 4+ years for this service, with no hint of it arriving in our countries, we kinda hope the service will die in the USA. Apple needs to think worldwide, and not provide services to Americans only. How many other Apple services are available in the US only?

Doing this for every country would be like doing this 200x. The financial sector typically has huge administrative and regulatory burdens. It's probably not worth them touching it except for the largest GDP countries. Considering how most news reports indicate Goldman Sachs has lost big money on this venture it is likely any other bank (and Apple) is leery of testing the waters in another country.