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To each their own. This feels more like a promo piece to generate sales via the (fully disclosed) affiliates link. Apple has run up against the reality that there are currently technical limits to the biggest breakthrough - blood sugar readings without having to break the skin to get blood to check. The company that gets there first will have a big winner on their hands (wrists?)

If you watched the presentation you would think that they had pushed the EU to allow USB-C and not the other way round, touting the benefits of connecting the pro models to a laptop for photography etc. Funnily enough they didn’t make any mention of the fact that their users were too stupid to know how to use a different cable that would cause great confusion amongst the sheeple! 🤷🏼‍♂️Guess it isn’t going to be a big issue after all. 

jimh2 said:

Obviously a whack job with a lawyer who sees a large cut of any settlement. I hope Apple fights her to the end. 

One thing that is definitive…no one will ever hire her for any job in any capacity and that includes as a volunteer. 

Congratulations on your armchair psychology and armchair legal degrees! Where did you get them from? The University of Outtamyarses? And if they are able to find any sort of criminality then your point that they are blacklisted because of Apple will cost the company more in damages. To me, working for Apple sounds about as enjoyable as working for Tesla or SpaceX! 

slurpy said:

larrya said:

Mark of a great company: censorship and insecurity. 

Bullshit. 

If Apple isn't considered a "great" company, then what the fuck is? I'd love to know. It's probably the best company that exists today, all things considered. 

Also, toxic and negative employees trying to stir up trouble can have a poisonous effect on a company and morale. You have no fucking idea as to the details, not every single action can be dismissed childishly as "censorship". 

So you actually agree with him. You argue they are a great company and they are clearly insecure and censoring employees, so the mark of a great company. You should have quit when you were ahead and just not said anything! Lol. 

Apparently you have no memory that Apple has produced its own fair share of failures. There were articles here about how the HomePod had the same market share as companies in the S&P and then they were gone. But, Cook is making noises that he wants to leave. But before he does, he needs a product he can call his own and they could spend to make sure that this is it. This whole idea has never made sense unless it was for gaming or health and no doubt many on this forum will run out a buy a Gen1 headset. Always a bad idea BTW unless you never open it and sell it 20 years from now at auction.