If you like him so much why don’t you marry him?

We need another Anna video. :)

What have you done with dawid where is he free him

You know Dawid too well...

​@@AkashSingh-nc4guNot possible because Anna is there...

Welcome to the Scam that Apple has been running for most of its mobile phone producing existence.

China makes some great cheap phones. Redmi and Umidigi, for example. The latter of which has very solid, non-meme, 70-120$ phones with 10-30W chargers included. Just gotta keep jumping companies to save a bunch of money. First Huawei made great value phones, became huge, became overpriced like Samsung and Apple. Then it was Oneplus, then Xiomi.

@@Rspsand07 my mom recently bought one of those cheaps Umidigi phones, and compared to my sister's same price realme phone, it seems pretty garbage. It's insanely laggy and seems in quality more like the phone shown in this video. The realme one (C11 i think it is) seems pretty decent overall.

The phone was made in china for about £10. The screen protector and charging cable combined probably cost them no more than 50 pence to make. Apple don't give you a screen protector or charging plug because they don't have to - their brand is big enough that they know people will buy their products without a plug or earphones, and won't refuse to buy them simply because there's no plug or earphones. If a brand new mobile phone company came to the market however, and sold a brand new phone but sold it without a charger or earphones they might find their uptake isn't that great.

Yeah because those things are cheap.

Yeah, it’s immensely frustrating when parents (or anyone, really) refuse to listen to you because they just _must_ be right. Even more frustrating when it’s a field you know a lot about and you know for sure they don’t understand at all. Older parents and tech. It’s like trying to convince a flat earther they don’t understand science. Head, meet brick wall.

​​@@archgirlThat's pretty much all due to the misconception that older people are wiser, more intelligent, etc. than younger people just because of age. Since older people have more "life experience", they must be correct about everything by default and there's no way they can be proven wrong by a younger person Obviously there are quite a few cases where age does translate to experience etc, but when it comes to the age old scenario of 'mum who has no clue about technology', then chances are a younger person (e.g. their son/daughter) will know a fair amount more than her. Unfortunately, a lot of older people let the "I'm older = I know more than you" thing go to their heads way too much

@@TennysonPesco Yes, very true. Although, I will say, it’s not _always_ on account of age (although that’s certainly one of, if not _the,_ biggest excuses used). Not exactly the same kind of situation, but I recently had a 30 year old woman insist that Linux isn’t suitable, in any meaning of the word, for any task whatsoever. Her reasoning? Because it doesn’t support the rootkit anti-cheat implemented by Riot in the game Valorant. Because Valorant won’t work on Linux, Linux is completely incapable of doing anything at all, and nobody on Earth should use it for any reason whatsoever, no matter the use case. I was astonished, and highly amused. But that tends to be the kinds of things you frequently hear from those who don’t use it. I take no issue with those who don’t want to use Linux (for whatever reason), but it’s frustrating when you frequently hear that those no reason anybody should use it at all. Even more so because you frequently hear that kind of sentiment from those who have never even tried to use it, and from those who don’t even know enough about their own machine to tell you why Windows would be better.

@@TennysonPesco Not only that - a common theme in many of these scams is greed. Either by thinking they're getting an exceptional deal and pulling one over the seller (Hah, an iPhone 15 for $100? I'm robbing them blind!) or the sort of phone scammers that Kitboga et al. cover (Hah, this guy is putting more in my account? I'm robbing him blind!) And of course Boomers are by far the most greedy generation to ever exist, so they are especially susceptible.

@@TennysonPesco Some of us are wiser in the Techverse but mostly it's those of us who have been involved with tech in some way, since we were children.

Connoisseur of Smoorez's fine art, I see. 😁

@@Mikoto-Misaka Can't wait for Dawid to discover the PP phone or the Ainol tablet

​@@superwholocked7418gotta love the Ainol Spark™

b, b, but that is bad because companies told me that's bad. What if virus !?

@@Gatorade69 that's where personal responsibility comes in. Oh, wait, i forget that people hate that and want a nice safe bubble wrapped world. Give me viruses or give me death. lol.

A lot of Google apps refuse to work on old devices even when hacked in. They finally discontinued app support for my hacked Fire 7.

I'm really surprised he didn't think of that/go that route. That's also what most other people on KZfaq do when "reviewing" weird/sketchy chinese android devices. There are a couple hardware info apps that let you see the real specs without needing a PC and there are also ways to find hidden apps and services. I saw a video where someone even found a hidden app that lets you change the displayed specs (as most of these devices use more or less identical hardware and the different variants, such as storage capacity, are set through an app at the factory). It's also interesting to see if there's anything obviously sketchy running on such a device, like maybe a nondescript system app with many/all permissions that could potentially be spyware.

they dropped support on lollipop

I had a THL 5000 with a MediaTek MT6592T running kitkat, I've been running android so long now cant remember which dessert I started with I think my first android phone was Froyo

​​@@moorhen6156The Gobi desert ?

Actually had MT6572(2014) and MT6582(2015-17) phones from a crappy local brand from eastern Europe. I recognize the MOLY.WR8 baseband version at 7:00. I remember I got both phones rooted through Kingoroot. The only problem was that I couldn't find a working TWRP/CWM recovery for them, so I had to be careful with what I modified on them to avoid a soft brick. Still ended up running Xposed Framework with GravityBox and other cool modules. Both had pretty much stock Android 4.4 KitKat, so they were ok to use despite the low-end specs. By default they were pretty terrible phones but rooting made things a lot better in every way.

@@Gatorade69 lol I swear I pressed s twice

I had a Blu Studio 6.0 (wasn't my first second or third phone tbh) which had the MT6582 in it. Phone was barely more than just a cellphone when it launched... probably why it's barely a cellphone now with an updated casing lol. My first cellphone was either a Motorola i730 (nextel) or a Nokia 3310... I don't remember which one I had first lol

Couldn't they just get the cast members to use their own real iPhones?

@@gummboote Not if the script included throwing the phone at a protagonist😊😊

Why would you have that phone

⁠because it's majestic!

@@xeon39688 Because it's almost as good as a real iphone, probably.

How did you test this?, my dad bought this and we need proof to return it

@@Vern7 for the rom i Remember that while using WinRAR android It said 12gb of rom instead 1tb, for ram when i did some thingss via PC It said that this device had about 1gb of ram so that leaves the other 15 as virtuale ram, then for the os It was Easy to identify that It was android 6.0 since It did lack certain functions in the settings

False acceptance is a failure.

@@typingcat Sarcasm on the internet is dead.