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@iHateApplee That’s why I miss dumb phones, those times were so much simpler.

Come on Apple defenders, let's see what's your excuse for this bug 🤣

@Onceupo08332482 @therookie cry me a river.

Behind the scenes of how this epic moment came together on #TheRookie!

@LeakerApple Cry me a river

IDK man I feel like this video wasn't well thought out. There's far more egregious misinformation and outright lying in the tech space than comparing the M5 to the M1. Can we talk about how some TV's market themselves as Mini-LED but have edge-lighting with vertical zones? Or how some Chinese companies site their display brightness based on 1% display area luminance? What about when Android brands advertise dedicated swap storage as additional RAM on their phones? How about low-end budget phones advertising the fact they have an "8-core CPU" when the number of cores is completely meaningless. Instead, he's complaining about how Apple uses Unified Memory but doesn't tell customers it's shared between the CPU and GPU. That's a feature lol, not a downside. Or how Apple's Ceramic Shield improvements are bogus, when in fact Ceramic Shield 2 was a noticeable improvement to scratch resistance while maintaining shatter resistance. There were definitely elements in here that I agree with, but they focused on the wrong things. It's a hit to their credibility imo.

@iAnonymous3000 And it runs the worst OS on the planet.

The latest MacBook is way more secure than the latest Framework laptop and it’s not even close. MacBook Neo starts at $599 and runs the A18 Pro with a full Secure Enclave (the same Secure Enclave architecture as M-series Macs). The $599 model ships with a Lock Key instead of Touch ID. The $699 model adds Touch ID - which unlocks biometric authentication through the Secure Enclave. The Framework Laptop 13 starts at $899 for the DIY edition and $1,099 pre-built. You are paying $300 to $500 more for a device that ships with a weaker default security posture and requires more user effort to harden. On Apple silicon - the Secure Enclave is a dedicated secure subsystem isolated from the main processor (with its own secure boot process, encrypted memory with anti-replay, and a hardware root of trust). Apple silicon Macs use Apple’s own boot chain (rather than the conventional PC UEFI Secure Boot stack). FileVault key handling occurs in the Secure Enclave, and encryption keys are never directly exposed to the CPU. The key-encryption key is protected by the user’s password + the device’s hardware UID, making storage effectively hardware-bound (in a way ordinary TPM-backed disk encryption is not). Framework uses the standard PC security model: TPM 2.0-backed platform protections + Insyde UEFI firmware. That gap showed up in the October 2025 BombShell disclosure. Eclypsium found that Framework-signed UEFI shells exposed memory-modification functionality that could bypass Secure Boot, load unsigned pre-OS code, and still leave the machine appearing to have Secure Boot enabled. Roughly 200,000 devices were affected. Apple silicon has its own hardware-level problems. The GoFetch vulnerability affects M1, M2, and M3 chips. It exploits the Data Memory-Dependent Prefetcher to leak cryptographic key material through cache timing side channels. That flaw is in the silicon itself and cannot be removed through software updates. macOS ships with a dense default defense stack: secure boot on Apple silicon, Secure Enclave-backed FileVault, System Integrity Protection, hardware-based Kernel Integrity Protection, Gatekeeper plus notarization, XProtect, sandboxing, and TCC privacy controls. A Framework laptop can be hardened well - but the outcome depends on which OS you chose and how carefully you configured it. [you can run Qubes OS - which uses the Xen hypervisor with hardware virtualization support to isolate workloads into separate VMs. macOS has no equivalent compartmentalization model.] Framework ships hardware privacy switches that electrically disconnect the webcam and microphone. When OFF - the devices have no power and no data bus connection. MacBooks have a hardware mic disconnect that triggers when the lid closes. Framework’s weakness remains firmware update maturity. Its 12th-gen Intel BIOS vulnerability was disclosed publicly on September 2022, and the first beta with fixes arrived about 92 days later. For default security at this price point, nothing else is close.

@theapplecycle Every 3-5 years

How often do you upgrade your iPhone?

@iHateApplee 6 tabs would brick the MacBook

@IReallyHateTech 5 tabs!!! Now that's next level 🙃

Welcome to the future... of 2018. 💀 Apple really just dropped the MacBook Neo and expected us to throw a parade for a $600 Chromebook with an Apple logo. Imagine it’s 2026 and you’re buying a brand-new laptop that has: - 8GB of RAM (In this economy? Good luck opening a fourth Chrome tab). - No backlit keyboard (Hope you like typing in the dark by the glow of your own regret). - No Touch ID on the base model (Nothing says 'premium' like typing in a password like it's 2012). - An iPhone chip (It’s literally just an iPhone 16 Pro that skipped leg day and grew a 13-inch screen). They’re calling it 'Neo' because you have to be in the Matrix to believe this is a good deal. It’s not a 'Windows killer,' it’s a hardware recycling program with 'fun colors' to distract you from the fact that it doesn't even have MagSafe.🤡 Apple didn’t innovate; they just found a way to sell you their spare parts bin from 2022 for $599. #MacBookNeo #AppleEvent

@LeakerApple So, because it’s not new that’s bad because…..

This is a cool feature for sure, but are we forgetting that this is not new? Chinese Android phones have had this for years and tech reviewers never made a big deal about it.

@iHateApplee @Grzmocislav Ha! Good one!

@Grzmocislav I predicted you would reply with a pointless comment

The S26U rear camera specs. #GalaxyUnpacked

@Roblox I don't have enough icons

Playing on a Windows PC? The Roblox app now runs in the background so you never miss an update, game invite, connection request, event notification and more.

@kimdanny365 @CosmicWicker @zollotech Scammer

Video soon. Wanted to get all the details.

@AnxiousHolly Windows phone

pov it’s 2014 which one you picking?

@CJSuss @linusgsebastian @elonmusk no one asked you

@linusgsebastian @elonmusk 60% cotton 40% plastic Trash

Because they are guilty

@iHateApplee @AmazingDoge229 You're kidding, right?

@AmazingDoge229 You don't follow me, so how would you know?

Time to move to Linux.

@AnxiousHolly Ad blocker is way better, and it’s FREE!

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@TheAppleDesign They are not better from one another. they both have their flaws. No phone is perfect.

IPHONE IS BETTER THAN ANY ANDROID IPHONE IS BETTER THAN ANY ANDROID IPHONE IS BETTER THAN ANY ANDROID IPHONE IS BETTER THAN ANY ANDROID IPHONE IS BETTER THAN ANY ANDROID IPHONE IS BETTER THAN ANY ANDROID

@AnxiousHolly Why would Apple sue him for this video?

bro is begging to be sued by apple 💀

@sondesix @grok is this true?

Saw this on the other app and I just can't help but to share it here

@TheAppleDesign @zollotech is the best one

Who’s the best Apple YouTuber of the year according to you??

@jan_agrs Is it illegal or something?

I can’t believe Apple copied Vivo’s shortcut button and named it the Action Button. It’s 99% similar, right down to the animation 🧐 #iphone17promax #vivox300pro #ios26 #originos6