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  • Apple slapped with class action suit over Touch ID-related 'Error 53' code

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    googleisgod said:
    dickprinter said:
    We get it, you don't care about security. We respect that.

    Nothing you are posting is constructive in any way, shape or form. Because of this, you will be ignored by virtually every member here.


    Now take the hint and...go away.
    There are many ways of securing a phone without destroying it. Such as erasing the phone, including the fingerprint data. But apple is too greedy to do that. And fanboys are too delusional to admit it. They will accept anything apple does, even if it includes destroying their own property. 
    You sold your soul to Google, we sold ours to Apple. Whatever floats your boat.

    Now leave us to our sad, pathetic lives. Buh-bye, now.
    maxit

  • Apple slapped with class action suit over Touch ID-related 'Error 53' code

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    googleisgod said:
    liquidmark said:
    It's a security feature to stop iOS device thieves from simply changing the Touch ID button and gaining access to all your stuff with any thumbprint somehow.
    Bricking a 700 dollar phone is a "feature". Only in a sheep's mind. Mindless sheep you all are. Apple can kidnap your children and you will probably find a way to defend apple.
    We get it, you don't care about security. We respect that.

    Nothing you are posting is constructive in any way, shape or form. Because of this, you will be ignored by virtually every member here.


    Now take the hint and...go away.
    maxitcornchip

  • Apple CEO Tim Cook earned $10.3M in 2015, Angela Ahrendts highest paid exec

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    And I lost money on AAPL.  :(


    /s
    yojimbo007asdasd

  • New Year's partygoers wearing Apple Watch will have 'most accurate watch in the room'

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    Aren't my friends and family going to be envious of me when I'm the one screaming "HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!" at the exact, appropriate moment compared to everyone else in the room.
    freshmakerjbdragon

  • FBR is latest firm to cut iPhone 6s estimates, but expects 'mega product cycle' for 'iPhone 7'

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    sog35 said:
    theothergeoff said:
    because Tim has more rules to follow since he has inside knowledge.    If he says anything more than 'What I said yesterday' then everything he says needs to be vetted by compliance.   Note his email to Cramer was defending the stock, but came under scrutiny as a potential SEC violation.  I'm sure he doesn't want to waste the time, and rather run the company and not manage the company based on it's stock price (e.g. rising EPS fixes everything).


    WRONG.

    His 'letter' to Cramer was scrutinized not because of its content but because it was given to Cramer first before the public. There is nothing in the SEC rules that says a CEO cannot shoot down false rumors.  The violation is if you give this information to an individual first before the public.

    Difference is the Amazon CEO and CFO defend the stock.
    Cook sits and does nothing and Wall Street craps on the stock.
    Zip it already. Jobs never said a word, either, and AAPL took a nearly 50% dive under his watch. Either get in for the long-haul and your patience will be rewarded or get out now so the ulcer you're giving yourself doesn't become perforated....putting you in the hospital and preventing you from eating Christmas dinner! :s
    IanMC2nolamacguy