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If you just use Apple devices and only need what keychain has to offer, then that’s all fine. But password managers do things like provide 2FA support, store a lot more data types, and provide tge ability to share with others. 

It’s definitely better on its own, but there’s one use case that it’s really terrible for. If you use a personal Google Drive account and a company one under Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) then you can’t access both at the same time. You have to switch accounts. Previously, you could just run Backup and Sync at the same time as Google Drive to give parallel access to both.

mr lizard said:

I’m sure that patronising attempt to help the judge reach her decision will go down well. 

It's not "patronizing" in a legal case because the parties are obligated to put everything on-the-record in the event of any appeal.

If you want to talk about legal stuff, go to law school first.

digitol said:

I’ve always questioned this non-removable HD. What if someone wrote a virus to  massively R/W (read/write) to the drive ?  If prolific, could be very costly or maybe impossible for Apple to replace or take care of. 

Good news!! Apple has already removed the HD from MacBooks, so it apparently is totally removable. They replaced it with an SSD.

I swapped out a Eufy doorbell for a UniFi G4 just yesterday. Fortunate timing on my part. I got tired of the Eufy app constantly marketing to me for referrals and selling more cameras to me.