80s_Apple_Guy

Those are phones not being sold at all. When this ends most of them will be purchased then. Some losses will happen due to loss in income for the Chinese people but the losses will be balanced out but later gains for the most part. 

Sounds to me like the NTSB just wants Apple to have a written policy not to use company phones while driving.  That shouldn’t be necessary but in today’s world.....

sjworld said:

netrox said:

I don't buy Apple's argument. We need the universal charger. USB-C is the appropriate standard for data and up to 100W of power. A lot of cable waste has already been made for Apple devices when all mobile devices could benefit from just USB-C cable. Apple's Lightning cables are notorious for inferior quality and they quickly fray leading to unnecessary waste. If users decide to switch, they still keep the same cable thus less waste.

Anything USB is fucking trash. There’s nothing more useless than those connectors. I’ve been using them since their first inception and only because there’s nothing else. They suck and wish they would go away.

While I am totally opposed to this idea, your comment is a little troubling given that Apple has moved its MacBook Pros these “fucking trash” connectors only. 

Great job by Apple hands down. For those who don’t quite grasp what this machine is for, its not for you. For those who need it, this is a grand slam. 

I certainly have noticed the location services icon is on in iOS 13 even when nothing using it is open. This was not the case in any prior iOS version. A clear explanation of why this is happening is lacking from Apple. While I get that cell phones are trackable via cell etc that still does not excuse Apple adding tracking that cannot easily be turned off. Disabling location services is NOT a viable answer as it neuters many of the phones needed features.