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hentaiboy said:

“The meeting, which took place in October, still required a considerable amount of secrecy, with attendees required to wrap their iPhones with tamper-proof stickers with unique QR codes to block the cameras.”

Thank you for working for Apple. We value your labour but we don’t trust you.

Apple should just leave every single door in their campus unlocked, keep future products visible at all times, and leave all meetings open to all who wish to attend, even the janitors. Guaranteed not a single photo will be leaked. Because they should just "trust" everyone, and nobody would ever exploit that trust for a second. 

What fantasy world do you live in?

lkrupp said:

SpamSandwich said:

I’d definitely recommend a person who buys a new iPhone or iPad to sign up for the free trial period of one year, however the Apple TV app itself is not very good. This is especially true for anyone who likes to download their movies or shows to watch later with no Internet connection. The app absolutely sucks for this use case.

On the Apple discussions forums users are confused about what’s free and what’s not. Many seem to think ALL content within the TV app is supposed to be free. they are confusing the app with the streaming service. To be sure the TV+ content is intermixed with content from other services like Prime and Apple’s for rent/purchase movies and tv shows. You have to scroll down pretty far to get to the TV+ icon which then presents only TV+ content. So yes, it’s a mess right now.

Because people are morons, and are intellectually lazy, refusing to take a few seconds to understand how something works. 

It's not that complicated. The Apple TV app simply aggregates content for all available sources, so you don't have to open each individual app for that service- just like Homekit, sharesheets, and a dozen other types of these services within iOS. The concept makes sense. Nobody wants to think about which app each piece of content is in. Within the Apple TV app, you have Apple TV+ content, which is obviously all free to subscribers. If one wants to ONLY see AppleTV+ content, it's not that hard to find that icon. 

Apple has definitely led to the improvement of every single facet of Beats products after their acquisition. It was a brilliant purchase, regardless of all the nay-sayers. All I see now while I'm out and about are either Airpods or Beats. 

ITGUYINSD said:

peterhart said:

Apple is certainly providing R-rated content — I can’t even count the number of times Steve Carell, Jennifer Aniston, and even Reese Witherspoon curse in The Morning Show‘s first 3 episodes. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

Dickinson has some surprising scenes also.  Was slightly uncomfortable watching with my 16 yo daughter.

What about SEE, with the incest and the masturbation/praying scenes?

Remember when there was those rumors, published by everyone, about how Apple dictated that all their content needs to be "family oriented" and that there will be very little to no violence/sex/language? After which there was millions of comments across the internet attacking and mocking Apple?

Turns out those rumors were clearly bullshit. 

nealc5 said:

Perhaps its now time for Apple to release AppleWatch for Android.  It will expand the market for AppleWatch, in the same way that iPod did and iPhone does for Windows users. 

That would be an idiotic move, and the dynamics are completely different from your analogy. iPhone spurs Apple Watch sales, and vice versa. The Apple Watch is now SO good, that people are now buying iPhones just so they can use one. Makes no sense not to have them co-dependent.