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Yes, and it's accompanied by the Gas Lighting effect, as demonstrated here.
by OzzyB 7y ago
Yes, and it's accompanied by the Gas Lighting effect, as demonstrated here.
- yyyk 7y agoNah, that's due to the Apple Effect. Apple has for a long time performed and perfected the "Gas Lighting effect", including issues unrelated to China. "You're holding it wrong", "Our butterfly keyboards are perfectly fine", "The iOS update does not slow down our older models"... Other companies screw up, cheat and sometimes even lie, but Apple and a section of its fanboys repeatedly gaslight - even on small faults.
- OzzyB 7y ago> it's "Apple Effect" not "Gas Lighting Effect" Well, Apple does have a knack of taking established conventions and technologies and then rebranding them with their Apple logo and marketing fairy dust. As your point states, it's quite effective xD
- viraptor 7y agoOr in the old time, we used to call it Apple's "reality distortion field". Useful for googling similar issues from around the original iPhone time.