joekewe

macgui said:

foggyhill said:
Same as in the US... except just much more overt about it. But, right now, US is heading pretty much to the same place. Why hide being corrupt when no one that can stop it gives a fuck, and or they're even profiting from it.

You have some examples of that here in the US?

Today's Reuters headline: U.S. consumer protection official puts Equifax probe on ice. Equifax loses almost every adult American's data, and conservatives running our government decide not to investigate or issue a single subpoena. Who is pulling the strings?

I just found something huge: the upgrade to iOS 11 is switching Mail downloads from "manual" to "fetch" (push). I had mine set to manual to save battery, but they were all switched to fetch when I upgraded. Check Settings > Accounts & Passwords > Fetch New Data. Huge battery hog.

I just found something huge: the upgrade to iOS 11 is switching Mail downloads from "manual" to "fetch" (push). I had mine set to manual to save battery, but they were all switched to fetch when I upgraded. Check Settings > Accounts & Passwords > Fetch New Data. Huge battery hog.

nelsonrama said:

Why bring back the glowing logo? The solid logo on Macbooks/iPhones looks better, uses no power, is cheaper to manufacture and is one less part to break.

MacBook glowing logos never used extra power. Just a hole in the metal case where the LCD backlight shined through. I miss them.