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Man ludicrously blames Apple for his wife catching him communicating with prostitutes
I agree with the concern about how some personal data is synch across devices. I don’t see any way to control it in family share. Even when not in family share mode, for example, I found that all of my recent photos were in full display on AppleTV. So I sympathize with him, but only about the shared across all devices.Apple ought to provide better granular privacy settings for users in family share mode without turning it into another Windows NT; that is, you need to take courses to learn how to manage security and privacy. The prostitution solicitation part is some other issue that he has to work out in the divorce court, in therapy, and with what’s left of his family. That was not Apple’s fault [rolling eyes]
Honey, it’s Bible study night with the boys.
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No, Apple is not going to delete the Clown emoji from the iPhone
This sort of Internet nonsense reminds me of children's playgrounds. There are groups of bulliers, special groups, secret groups, rejects, and whatnots and everyone has something to say about each other to get under their skins.
Words and symbols are fluid, they can be anything our free will chooses to give to them.
Lately, we have been like fragile china dolls — quick to judge, condemn, and exile someone over something said.
Whatever, they are only words and symbols that could evolve in a few moments, a few years, or a few lifetimes. The power they have is apparently from how much power our free will chooses to give to them. We have the free will to let a clown emoji turn our fragile emotions into a raging sea storm or to turn it into something else, like a babbling brook -
Apple Watch bands harbor dangerous bacteria -- because no one cleans them
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Apple's manufacturing efforts in India are slowly reducing reliance on China
ihatescreennames said:Good. Diversifying the supply chain more can’t happen fast enough. At the very least it should improve stability.
the manufacturing industry has placed too much of their eggs in one basket. it has been the elephant in the room for decades, but it took a pandemic to make everyone take notice and committing to diversifying their resources and productions. fingers crossed. -
Why Spatial Audio is the future of the music industry, even if you hate it
a poorly engineered recording is just that, poorly engineered. so no effort using spatial audio technology is going to fix that unless the engineer does it right in the first place in the recording studio.
this goes for “lossless” as well, if the recording is poorly done then you will get poor playback in “lossless” quality.
unless it is done right at the start, it is just garbage in, garbage out.