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ilarynx said:

I do like the concept of a uniform, symmetrical "bump" on the back (tho smaller than what's shown) as when using the current design on a table top, pressing on the face of the screen will cause it to rock side to side around the asymmetrical bump. 

Yes, there’s a potential reason. Stopping the wobble when using the phone flat. But even then, the lenses still stick out more than the bump, so it’d still wobble. 

I love the proofreading, but the Oxford comma, I’m not so sure about…

Sounds like mostly scare tactics to justify promoting VPNs. Https and encrypted email are mentioned in the middle of the article. That’s a pretty big clue and avoids most of the risks and scare stories mentioned.

I bought it last year and am now worried about applying future updates. As it’s an AppStore application, I guess it can be remote deactivated.
Shame as it’s brilliant at what it does, yet still misses simple things like a size choice when exporting. 

DAalseth said:

Updated my iPad and found that, in an incredibly bad move for security, on restart it tries to activate Apple Intelligence EVEN IF YOU HAVE IT DISABLED. I don’t knoiw of a better way to dissuade a chunk of your users from applying a critical security patch than this. 

I think AI reported a while ago that, cough, AI would be opt-out in a future update. Was it the storage usage that concerned you?