dangaioh

I watched the show. Tim Cook never acknowledged that Apple Vision Pro is too expensive for many. When pressed on whether or not the average person could afford it Cook said he didn't know. We know this is a lie, but the CEO of Apple can't say anything negative about their latest product. His own design team wanted to hold off on it until they could produce AR glasses. So, Apple develops an expensive piece of hardware, gets "Disney" to help promote it at WWDC 2023 to kids and familes, but Cook doesn't know if the average person can afford it. Gimme a break!

It’s about time. Apple always seems to be playing catch-up with Samsung which has had Always-on display as far back as 2016 starting with the Samsung Galaxy S7.

Dear parents don’t you know Apple’s Family Sharing has been around since 2014. One of its best features is that purchases must be approved by an adult. Of course, this is pointless if the child is using their parent’s Apple ID. Please get your daughter her own Child Apple ID account and stop letting her use yours. This doesn’t even require setting up parental controls or restrictions it’s the default. I have zero pity for lazy parents that hand out passwords like candy and then blame Apple.

hexclock said:
Actually, you have to *very deliberately* press and hold an icon to do any of those things, since iOS 1.0.

Have you used an iPhone before? You've never accidentally dialed someone by accident, deleted an app, moved apps simply by touching, holding the phone while it was unlocked. Happens to my friends and parents all the time.

volcan said:

Unless you want to invest in an OS X server and a publicly exposed network infrastructure, MDM server and a degree in Computer Science, this not for individuals or parents.

Did you honestly think I meant the average consumer needs a Server setup. All I meant was adding a toggle switch under Settings for Lock Screen Layout. Apple always waits years to implement stuff that other phones already do.