Right.. so we have reports from people who experienced the failure within the first hours, and we have reports of the failure happens after someone simulated 5 years of use. That's why I'm skeptical that "the units that are impacted exhibit the defect quickly" as Apple claims.

"Most Duos aren't affected by the problem, and the units that are impacted exhibit the defect quickly, Apple said."

I'm skeptical of this. This video shows the exact same damage occurring after 75,001 opens - https://gizmodo.com/iphone-duo...

Well... I can't say I'm surprised lol

I see so many comments here and elsewhere upset at Google. Apple will let them take the heat and them make exactly the same change in a day or two on their own maps. Same as happened with the gulf of america nonsense.

you can usually ping 2130706433

it can helpful for people that are too mentally tied to dotted quads to understand how ipv4 really works

Doesn't matter, we don't need to understand what really happened to have a laugh and point fingers at Microsoft

you can't win an emotional argument with logical discussion

you're misunderstanding

Here's a real world example: Apple forced Patreon to give Apple 30% of the money that supporters wanted to give to artists, under threat of having their app removed entirely from Apple devices. https://news.patreon.com/artic...

Why is Apple entitled to anything here? Patreon doesn't want to use Apple's services but they have no choice.

If I sell any kind of product that is used on or supported by a mobile device, I really have no choice but to support Apple users. I can't be a bank or a retailer or a streaming provider or all kinds of things unless I support Apple users. Look at how many people swear they will never buy a GM automobile because they don't support Apple Carplay. So this isn't limited to developers, its Apple wedging themselves in between my customers and my business, whatever that business might be.
It's a new kind of problem that doesn't easily work in analogies or parallels to older scenarios. I'm glad that the EU and now the US to some degree are coming up with new solutions for it.

"Casting support is still available on ... TVs that support Google Cast natively, according to Netflix’s support page"

How many TVs do support Google Cast natively? I feel like all of ours do, but that's not a great sample size.

yes it makes me question the entire article

MAC addresses don't leave the local network when using TCP/IP. I don't understand this part of the article.

AI *is* replacing people. If you haven't seen this, you aren't paying attention or don't have insight into whats happening in businesses. Most people only work at one company so it's understandable. I consult for over 200 businesses per year and AI is absolutely replacing people right now.

in what legal way would a phone call be any different than an MFA challenge as far as impacting whether a phone could be subpoenaed? both involve another side with exhaustive logging. neither provide your employer with any access to your device. if you use your phone to place a call, you've exposed it just as much as using it to do MFA imho

it doesn't support "phish resistant" MFA with push notifications