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It’s not Apple’s fault that people don’t RTFM and disable the locks before getting rid of their old devices. It’s absurd to claim this is Apple’s MO or that it
by mckn1ght 3y ago
It’s not Apple’s fault that people don’t RTFM and disable the locks before getting rid of their old devices. It’s absurd to claim this is Apple’s MO or that it would make a dent in their numbers. If you have proof, show us the receipts. That whole article is mostly hand waving trying to hide the few words that admit that, yes, it was the previous owner that left it locked.
If it were that easy to break into a $3000 product, and the stolen goods market intensified, then that’s more laptops Apple has to make because more victims must replace their equipment. So your environmental argument breaks even at best. Which scenario would expend more natural resources?
- bigstrat2003 3y ago> It’s not Apple’s fault that people don’t RTFM and disable the locks before getting rid of their old devices. No, but it is their fault for making the devices with this horrible feature to begin with.
- mckn1ght 3y agoYou’re of course free to think the feature is horrible, but hopefully you realize that’s your opinion on the matter, and not some kind of objective truth. Chesterton’s fence: why did Apple make this feature in the first place? There is a reason.