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DuckDuckGo could have been Apple's private search engine
Sa change it after the initial setup. It’s hilarious reading the faux outrage out in the community like it’s some kind of massive conspiracy. It only takes seconds. I couldn’t care less if it doesn’t give me that choice at setup. Why stop at default search? Why not inundate the customer with every conceivable iOS choice at setup then?
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Instagram being blamed for iPhone 15 overheating issues
darkvader said:So, the same version of the same app isn't a problem on earlier iPhones or iOS versions.But it's somehow that app's fault?Nope. This is on Apple. -
Ex-Apple employee files RICO lawsuit over whistleblower retaliation
chasm said:Given Apple's recent unethical treatment of workers who want to unionise, I'll be interested to see what evidence she has that she was unfairly dismissed, et al.I have healthy doubt that everything she's claiming will stand up to scrutiny, but likewise I doubt that Apple has been completely above-board about this termination as well.
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Satechi Thunderbolt 4 Multimedia Pro Dock: A true 16-port powerhouse
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Investors are overreacting to China iPhone ban news, says Morgan Stanley
lesterkrimbaugh said:The US government banned Huawei and ZTE devices because they are too insecure.
The Chinese government banned Apple devices because they are too secure.
While it was a tit-for-tat response, it also fits into China's "social credit system" in which the government assigns demerits for "antisocial" behavior. With enough demerits, antisocial citizens are locked out of jobs, prevented from travel, and from making purchases.
You can expect China to pressure Apple to give the government more access to iPhone data or to see pressure to discourage Apple purchases. They may even give citizens demerits for owning Apple devices.
The Chinese government wants absolute access to citizens' private lives.
That said, many other countries have the same ideas, including Russia, India, North Korea, and Belarus, but do not yet have the technology to pull it off.