Re:Apple is now a privacy-as-a-service company
by omnifischer on Tuesday June 04, 2019 @08:27AM
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Try to use it as daily driver. Very difficult.
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Re:Apple is now a privacy-as-a-service company
by bwbw223 on Tuesday June 04, 2019 @09:53AM
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An iPhone 7 is still perfectly usable, in my experience. They also should still be supported for a while. Used, they can easily be found around the $200 price point.
Re:Apple is now a privacy-as-a-service company
by asark on Tuesday June 04, 2019 @10:57AM
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Can confirm, on a 7 Plus, phone's entirely fine, no problems at all. I don't expect to replace it for another two years or so, unless it breaks. Probably by the end of that it'll be feeling a little slow and the battery'll be down to 36hrs rather than lasting all weekend.
Also on a used first-gen iPad Pro 12.9". It's great. I may sell it and pick up a used 3rd-gen when the 4th gen comes out. Or may wait one past that, pick up a used 4th, and just give the 1st-gen to my kids rather than selling. Apple devices are worth the money in part because they don't go way downhill after 12-18mo, so 1) they actually hold some value, and 2) you can skip a couple upgrades and not feel like you're missing out on much.
Re:Apple is now a privacy-as-a-service company
by jasonlotito on Tuesday June 04, 2019 @08:39AM
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How is it compared to other phones at the same price level though?
Re:Apple is now a privacy-as-a-service company
by simonh on Tuesday June 04, 2019 @10:03AM
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My daughter is on a £150 6s, the same model I’m using right now, just fine for the last 9 months.