HEY! That's the Republican plan to combat global warming!

Then why did the insurance company pay for it to be rekeyed?

"He said his driver's side window had been smashed"

I've always wondered about the morons who break the driver's window...and then sit amidst the glass.

....rumor has it that Captain Kirk ends up finding it again.

...that Google isn't a monopoly. Somebody needs to tell the EU that....

...but we first heard "...it will be very difficult for an attacker to break through the sandbox and penetrate the rest of the system" with Java 25 years ago. How did that work out for us?

...who cares about AM radio when the S650 Mustang is so butt-ugly?

Re "In fact, consumers could probably be persuaded to spend more" Tim Cook need to see what percentage of the average person's income the average iPhone is. Yes, these are premium, but still....

To replace my current iPhone with a 512GB (I have a lot of music) iPhone 14 Pro would cost $1300 bucks. Wayyyyyyy too much money. The carriers only give any sort of a discount if you're upgrading 4 phones, a recent phone to trade in (then why upgrade?) or are switching carriers. Eff 'em all.

This is only to log into the phone itself. Its use as a security device for external sites would work as normal/or YubiKeyed like this article mentions.

I want my PHONE to have 2FA. I want it to use a biometric factor (FaceID/fingerprint depending on my device; eg, what I am) AND a code (what I know). The account change here is less consequential as already have other 2FA implemented on that.

I don't use the smart features and just have them behind an Apple TV. They only go on the internet to do periodic firmware updates when I use my phone as a hotspot. Since I've never accepted their privacy policy, they won't do anything else. When I'm done hotspot is turned off. Oh, and NO commercials either.