Yes. They never gave away content of emails, because they couldn’t even if they wanted to. It’s encrypted.

They gave the recovery email for the account to the authorities, which was an iCloud account tied to the user’s real name.

Not really. Adobe creative cloud is used my almost all graphic/media professionals, yet doesn’t work on Linux… that’s not very niche

As much as everyone pushes Linux, it’s not a suitable replacement in a lot of scenarios

That will eventually happen to affinity I’m sure, but at least affinity is ~5% the price a perpetual CS6 license was.

What would be the terminal velocity of the poop sliding down a zip line? I can just imagine it hitting a wall at the end and exploding 😅

Having a weatherproof case made wouldn’t be too much issue. Let me know if you go ahead with it and maybe I can do the case.

Cost wouldn’t be feasible for 1-offs, but any volume orders and the price for the cases would come straight down.

6.1 is still slightly smaller than the S24 OP is talking about.

Although Apple also remove features from the Plus phones when it comes to the camera.

I know this is an android /c, but I have the iPhone 15 Pro, so miss out on the upgraded camera.

I agree with OP. The big phones are just too big. I like the size of the standard size phones.

It’s marketing. Someone who signs up for the free email might not interested in drive. But then to get extra space in the emails they need to follow the tasks that make them interact with the other products, which will help gain people’s interest.

Congrats, you just invented ProtonMail

What about if you’re making a period piece about slavery?

Genocide in Namibia is not the genocide Germany is known for

This is quite common in patent infringement cases and isn’t something granted to Apple because they’re Apple.

This happened at a company I used to work and that only had ~$10M turnover.

I’ve never seen a comment that would benefit from autocorrect so much.

Yes, of course there needs to be exceptions for those less able.

It’s tracked by a fitness app according to the article. Just turn off permissions once you’ve finished your run.

Run 2 miles/day to receive a bonus of 130% my salary? That seems insanely good value and this is coming from someone who has run about a total of 2 miles since I left school.

Get the train to work and park just over a mile away, run to catch the train and go to work. After work run back to your car. Instant 130% salary increase

Ha ha, no.

Or always both at the same time depending on your outlook 🤔

The Magic Mouse right clicks.

+1 for iPhone. Is it as private as GrapheneOS? No. Is it more private than almost all out of the box android phones? Yes.

Apple still use a lot of your data, although they at least claim to anonymise most of it. But that data stays internal to try boost more apple sales, and isn’t sold to other companies. I’d rather 1 company have my information than 100.

Any apple apps you don’t want are easily removed once it’s set up and they don’t come back with updates etc.

Holy punctuation Batman!