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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Is there just no penalty for directly lying in a Senate committee hearing?
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That apple spokesman has absolutely no shame, just barefaced lie after barefaced lie
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This video should be sent to the committee members.
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Im pissed to live in a state where an Apple rep can lie to our government like that
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I'm glad you're following such news and keeping us up to date. The lawmakers in Oregon should see this video. I just replaced the Touch Bar on my 2019 MB Pro as it was not working correctly and often caused the whole computer to panic and shutdown. As I have work experience on fixing phones, it was doable but man was the Touch Bar adhesive strong! It sort of reminded me of iPhone back glass glue and I had to scrape the old Touch Bar out in a million pieces. Not a fun job. I'm glad it turned out fine and it works now, luckily it wasn't a paired part!
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Just purchased the iTest for my phone and I like how it works. I am a technician at apple and this works similar to the diagnostics we run. Great job with this app.
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Purchased your app without a second thought. Thanks for the years of great content. Great app idea.
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My family and I have fixed the Apple problem. We no longer buy anything Apple š
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Hugh you are the only person i watch about the stuff you do, i like that you take and give every phone i have seen you work on a fair review not being biased with different companies
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iTest is amazing! Need a Mac version please! With a built in 10 minute stress test!
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This reminds me of a situation I was personally in, My 2001 Vauxhall frontera sport was hit by someone in an aygo, it only had minor damage, however because of part rarity, (Iām UK) etc, it was put at Cat B (or breaker) so it could only be crushed, and never put on the road again, with 74k miles on it. It also reminds me of certain Samsungs, for example, a fold 5 or whatever they call them now, where because of the difficulty in sourcing the display, they are mostly put to recycling (cost Ofc), similar to that s21 ultra you found at landfill. Now iPhones may be less likely to be repaired, or even saved from landfill so parts may be used, itās kind of sad we have come to this, for something as (for example) insignificant as a phoneās camera. Scary.
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Thank you for posting this! Makes it easier to understand
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You know, I don't think this really makes sense where Apple is currently doing, although I can understand of what they're trying to do, only putting it to one model that's outrageous enough
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i still dont understand the security concerns it seems completely manufactured to me.
The problem being that the fingerprint reader module should not be doing everything locally, because then it would be incredibly trivial to spoof, maybe even in software. The only thing it should be doing doing is reading out data from your finger print, and then spitting it into the CPU of the phone for it to verify.
If that's a "security concern" whoever could use that information, already has your fingerprints, and therefore already has access to your phone. Making dummy prints it's not exactly difficult.
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It's a shame that there was no clarity. When I saw the announcement I was excited, to then. read that activation locked parts were not eligible. Also, I wonder how long it will take to get over to the Mac line-up, are iPads included? So many questions, no way to get them answered, will just be trial and error
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Thanks for keeping us up to date on this stuff.
When I hear this news I always go back to Cory Doctorow quote āCyberpunk was a warning, not a suggestion.ā
Cheers mate.
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They are taking it too far and it is clear that biometric security protection is a scapegoat.
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Iāve been thinking about the iCloud lock part in Appleās news article for a while, it seems like as long as they donāt change how iCloud lock works, allowing used parts in repairs wonāt really be meaningful
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Top 7 in the utilities on App Store! Way to go Hugh! You have all our support as fellow Ozzies.
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