Been hearing more of this happening recently. I don't put anything important on my iCloud and avoid buying app store stuff when possible because of this.
This is entirely unrelated but there has been a rise in account flagging for American Express and I wonder if this is getting caused by a combination of AI gone wrong and the previous administration amping up Know Your Customer regulations.
Update your phone. Hook up to your computer to offload photos and shit, then update and things will be fine.
Yeah, I'm not a fan. I grabbed the black one and it hurts my hand. Honestly, the charging on the bottom isn't that big of a deal. Just plug it in during lunch or when you walk away from the desktop. It charges in like 10 minutes and the battery lasts a couple of weeks under heavy use.
I've had two of those, but not the retard ones with USB on the bottom. They're pretty good without that utterly awful design choice.
pretty standard for Apple.
In my opinion, yes. Granted they both collect user data at an OS-level, don't kid yourself. But you have to "opt-in" to best-possible privacy on Windows by digging in the registry, turning off 100 switches, running debloat scripts, etc. Otherwise, Microsoft just assumes you're cool with them reporting files, precise location, browsing history and typing data. MacOS, for the most part, assumes you're not okay with being an open book and starts locked down and private. Then you start opting out of privacy by giving apps (even Apple apps) permission to use data. Apple does collect anonymized user telemetry, and from what I've heard by security "experts", they are honest and open about what they're doing.
It will reshape the non-enterprise laptop market, and I think it will displace Chromebooks from schools. The drop-dead date on Chromebooks and the shit quality of most of them have soured a lot of school districts on using them anymore.
