amar99

Booo. These pre-recorded presentations are such a bore. They border on patronizing. Even if they are more concise, there's no crowd energy which makes them nearly devoid of life.

Sort of mixed messages when it comes to Apple supporting the tracking of people against their knowledge using AirTags. It's apparently wrong, unless it's right. There should really be some clarity, like, the ability to put your AirTag into "stolen device / theft" mode or something along those lines in order to draw a clear distinction between "bad" stalking and "good" stalking (a.k.a. "tracking the bad guys").

People actually pay for these services? I just don't get it.

I like how the "iOS 17 trigger warnings feature" article has comments disabled. Guess they were worried the article would be triggering?

I seem to recall Steve Balmer making similar faces when the iPhone was released. That ended well for Microsoft.