HeliBum

There will be a backlash in the US because of HIPAA. People cannot be forced to divulge health information and I suspect existing transportation laws prohibit discrimination on the basis of vaccination status. International travel is a whole different ball of wax.

hexclock said:

Apple did allow clone Macs for awhile, which is what I bought back in 1994 or so, a Radius 81/110. It was a great machine that got my foot in the door, so to speak. 

That was Gil Amelio's doing, I believe. I had a Power Computing PowerCenter clone. I also had an Amiga 4000 on which I ran MacOS 8, I believe, in emulation using ShapeShifter.

When I hired into my current job in 1992, we had a single Mac for our entire software group. Needless to say, we weren't developing Mac software.

Since it's BlueTooth, could it serve a second purpose as a Mac mini keyboard and trackpad? 

My first four-pack is due to arrive tomorrow. I hope these are better implemented than Tiles are. I've been having a lot of issues with my Tile Mates sounding when I try to find them and the batteries don't last very long. I was really glad to see Apple go to a more standard 2032 cell. I'm really looking forward to the feature where they automatically ping you after three days; I have several items I've lost because the batteries died and I didn't have any indication that they did.

I hope the AirTags give advanced warning of when the battery is about to die. I have several Tiles and a few of them died without me knowing about it, so I can't find what they're attached to.