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Xed said:

https://arxiv.org/html/2401.08685v4

This link only provides articles that discuss theoretical applications and theoretical benefits.  None of them are papers, or even studies for that matter, that show empirical of someone actually using an apple vision pro.  

chasm said:

Blizzard said:

So, in other words, one person in the UK has used it for multiple surgeries. ........

Incorrect. Your grasp of English is poor, Wdowell's sock puppet.

No, it isn't incorrect.  Saying that it has been used in multiple surgeries in the UK does not mean that multiple medical doctors have done the surgeries.  You can have one doctor that has used it in multiple surgical operations.   That should be self-evident to anyone who doesn't have a poor grasp of the English language.

ssfe11 said:

Medical teams literally across the globe are all saying the same thing: Apple Vision Pro is a medical game changer.

Which teams?  Can you give names?  How about links?

Anilu_777

The last paragraph says very clearly it’s being used more: “ Despite being used for surgeries previously in the UK, and now Brazil,”. Surgeries plural in the UK. 

So, in other words, one person in the UK has used it for multiple surgeries. ........

dee_dee said:

bulk001 said:

Well done Oregon! Look forward to seeing more States take similar steps for the benefit of consumers.

Consumers are now going to have genuine parts in they iPhone swapped out for cheap Chinese knockoffs and repair shops will then sell the genuine parts on EBay.  Oregon should really be focusing on it homeless and drug problem.  Most there can’t even afford an iPhone. 

You act as if Apple repair will be going away it won't, if you are that concerned then go to an apple store to get it repaired.  

For the consumers who are willing to pay less for an increased risk of being defrauded, let them.  It should be their right to take that increased risk.

It is the same thing with motor vehicles.  Should all independently own body shops go out of business because some of them might use cheap Chinese knock offs and then sell the genuine parts on eBay?

Apple needs to open up its bootloader so that people can wipe it and put a different OS on it.  If you own the phone then you should be allowed to wipe iOS from it.