@sportydolphin@Lunnzies @YaelScience @davidimel Any opportunity to increase revenue to the Gov't will be made. That's just the way of life. At least they are giving 2 years free. That's something. I'll forecast that they will provide some additional term with each device purchased. Watch = 3 months etc. Something like AppleTV
@Adridude@davidimel 100% agree. If you are out in the boonies where there is no cell service, you should be prepared. City folk don't understand that. They are used to having cell coverage everywhere. You know they make things called CB Radios that cover miles...keep one in your hiking bag.
@Lunnzies@sportydolphin @YaelScience @davidimel 100%..."it should be free," "the government should pay for it" all sounds good, till you figure out that someone has to pay for it. There's no such thing as a free lunch.
@omacmagic @factsarefactsz @j96nx@jon_prosser Notch or pill...no one will be happy till it's completely behind the screen. Someday someone will figure it out, and 4 years later, Apple will bring it to the iPhone. But seriously, the pill > notch.
@grahamisaac7 @MKBHD Difference is, Apple isn't opening taking your information and giving it away. They are at least secretive about it and put on a good face to give everyone warm fuzzies. Huawei just takes it, and tells you they are, up front.
@grahamisaac7 @MKBHD Of course Apple is collecting data. The difference being the data is encrypted. Just because they say they can't read your information doesn't mean they can't. The created the algorithm for encrypting it, of course they can decrypt it.
@MKBHD I mean, it's not cheap, but it's not a major enough step forward to warrant base users to upgrade. Only if you go remote and want the SOS stuff. Otherwise, just get the 13. Everyone is giving them away now.
@LC300563@MKBHD Has apple every really made a new device cheaper? Or at least less expensive to the point where it was justifiable to get the cheaper version?
@iMakeEmSayRonNY@MKBHD When you click yes to sending them diagnostics...your phone tells them how many times you clicked the picture button.....just say no.