zroger73

Non-smoker, no pets, no children, no carpet, single-person household, and a clean freak here with a late-2014 27" iMac with Retina display with this issue. I normally keep a dark desktop and first noticed this when doing some full-screen image editing a few months ago. I thought the outside of the screen was smudged, but upon closer examination found that it was inside the screen on both bottom corners. A quick search online revealed others with the same issue. I called Apple to see if they'd help. They politely told me to go pound sand. I'm in for sure on this CA.

So, what does this bill mean to me in simple English?

I'm all for "metered" listening. Why should I have to pay $9.99 per month for Apple Music when I might listen to tens of songs at the most? I'm helping pay for another listener who streams Apple Music 24/7 and listens to thousands of songs per month.

It's nearly incomprehensible to me how one man and his company could have so much positive influence on the productivity, creativity, and enjoyment of so many millions of lives.

I was around when Apple was the outcast. Few people wanted their quirky products regardless of how well they worked, how reliable they were, or how simple they were to use.

Apple became a part of my life about a decade ago when I purchased my first Mac and iPhone and sold my last Windows-based PC and flip phone. I've since had several Apple computers, tablets, phones, and other devices and accessories. My Apple Watch and iPhone are always present every where I go. Most of the movies and television shows I watch come from one of my Apple TV devices. Most of the music I listen to comes my HomePods.

In only ten years, Apple has grown from a curiosity to a constant part of my daily life.

I noticed this within minutes of receiving of my Xs Max last Friday and posted a comment about it on here.

"The most impressive aspect of my Xs Max so far is the quality of selfies taken by the front-facing camera. For the first time ever, I look better in selfies than in the mirror. There's obviously some "beauty filtering" going on because I know I don't look this good in real life. I'm not sure how I feel about that just yet."

https://forums.appleinsider.com/discussion/comment/3094445/#Comment_3094445

...but, how does an accidental death policy help me?