Can't wait for the Android version.

Someone reply to me if the app is available on Android as well Edit here: only the month was dropped here, not the day, and what I want to ask is the exact date

​@@techyme8884 You will be happy to hear the Android version will have additional features, one I have not seen anywhere else. There is a lot of restrictions in IOS app development so it naturally will lack some features or have less info presented than the Android version. However still I believe it to be better than trying to test everything manually.

@@Spidapida006in may it should

@@HughJeffreys Sounds exciting. I hope it'll work well across different devices (that have different hardware capabilities, e.g Galaxy S4 has a humidifier sensor, and the only galaxy iirc)

Not anymore. They own both 'sides'.

@@cjay2 And if anyone think that this will improve if the Republicans win this year's election then think again - it'll be far, far worse.

The punishment could be customers stop giving them money, but most consumers don't care.

Jail* ​@@daniellundqvist2926

​@@daniellundqvist2926Exactly, if their iPhone breaks, they get a new one

Was he under oath? If so, then is that perjury?

once he finished his contract with apple, he will probably look for a job in PR with a political part. I wreckon he will use this video as his resume, on how well he lies

He's on a few 100k to do so.

That's Apple in a nutshell, they primarily do things that will benefit Apple while dressing up their policies to make it LOOK like they are helping the consumer. Don't be fooled - Apple are not the consumer's friend. Far from it.

@markk9530 Or he was chosen to represent due to his ignorance, and therefore be more convincing. His field was security, and there is good reason to be concerned about third party parts and the security of the device.

Heat the back with 150c heat with ispropyl and you can remove the touch bar without a single crack. Thats what i do it to salvage a working touch bar from a badly dented and damaged top case.

It’s not just with Apple. This is common sadly.

They don’t want to hear the truth, which explains why.

This is literally every real tech company ever.

​@@michaelhall9146its only with toilet shit apple,what're u on?

It says my Vol+ button doesn’t work but it does, on se3. Can you change language in app? And on an 8 too

Well

35 likes in 3 hours. You guys are outrageous

This could be a limitation because of the way that they have to reactive a sensor. I hope this actually does improve though

85 likes and 15 hours you guys are outrageous

One model?

Some rich dude bought a car from Germany and got it here to mexico, after a hit they couldn't get a replacement straight 30cm rod so they had to either make one, test it, get it approved and then install it or start a business selling car parts Atleast mexico let's you repair whatever you want while it's not gonna kill you or other people but still hard to repair stuff without any restrictions, now imagine what happens here when a new iphone comes out, we don't have original parts for about a year or two

@dingus2519 This happened to a lot of new cars, especially EVs, due to global parts supply issues following COVID, and the cost to the insurer of hiring like vehicles for an undefined lengthy period whilst waiting for those parts. As a result it is now harder to obtain insurance for certain vehicles, despite the supply issues largely resolved.

Sounds alike a law we have in Denmark too. How we in Denmark says that a car is totalled, is to see how much it costs to repair it out of x% of the car's value. For example. You can have the most everyday car and a high end expensive car. Give them both a dent and a scratch on the same part of each car. You will risk to get the high end expensive car marked as totalled, while the everyday car can be repaired and sent out on the roads again. And because how the laws are here in Denmark. Once a car is marked for being totalled, then NO ONE can buy it and repair it. It will be crushed and scrapped

. Cat b is for things that are impossible to repair. If you only had "minor" damage it's not impossible to repair. Even on a 2001 frontera. It might not have been cost effective for the insurance to pay for it but there are plenty of broken spare fronteras still about. I wouldn't be surprised if insurance companies are being instructed to get older cars off the roads. Cat b cars you can buy back.

@@readmore7180 insurance didn’t let me have it back, even though I argued :( I wound up just letting it die as it was taking its toll on me mentally, it had a broken grill and headlight, and a dented wing. That was the only damage and they put it as breaker anyway, even when I contested it.

The diagnostics you run and lock to apple for "safety concerns?"

Correct.

Here is Perry's response to a similar question on security: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6pkrbmjvNK5hYE.htmlfeature=shared&t=4459

@@HughJeffreys hm, interesting, thanks for the response, it still seems like a bigger issue on apples side to me. A sensor sending the same identical spoofed reading would not only be active all of the time, (which i imagine would make it really obvious) but would also be like super trivial to protect against software side. Literally all you have to do is to cross reference the previous one with the next one, it's going to be slightly different. The chances of it being the exact same in repeated fashions are basically impossible. And even then (if you didnt want to do that for security reasons for instance) you could still do some basic tests when the hardware is installed to ensure that it actually works properly, which can't be that difficult. Considering they already have it setup that way. There is still no reason i see for it to completely disable it outright. And beyond that the likelihood that this would be a one time targeted attack is also basically zero. Certainly possible but it would be more effective if whoever was targeting you just hit you over the head with a brick or something lol. So it's mostly just user error, and apple not allowing the user any freedom under the guise of security that they won't implement.

@killingtimeitself He is just giving one example. He may not wish to discuss in a public forum other potential issues with their hardware. We can see with the M1 chip news about potential hardware security issues, which cannot necessarily be easily patched by software. Are you close enough to the hardware and software design to categorically that they have no other potential issues?

@@urglegurgle5807 It's a well known FACT that apple do this to hinder third party repairs. It has ZERO to do with security.

Which would be great if apple was the only problem.

That's good

The products would be amazing, if only the Apple company itself wasn't such trash

@@ph12tech Sadly they aren't alone, they are just leading the pack. So much green washing. Or safety washing. Security washing.

@@stusue9733...and intentional backdoors🤦‍♂️

What’s iPhone 6 Error 53??

@@LennonsRetroTech The iPhone 6 came out in 2014 with the original software being iOS 8 if during that same year you replace the home button or back metal plate that had a wire going from the home button to the logic board. The iPhone would work perfectly fine but when iOS 9 came out if you upgrade the software the device with the replacement parts would brick itself and the data lost.

No one is advocating for lost or stolen phone to be used we are talking about phone that bricked due to icloud locked a lot of time you need another apple device using same apple id to authenticate yourself having a phone number linked is not enough anymore

awful diction in this thread

@@alysdexia English is not everyone's first language

No, it doesn't make sense. The sensors just read the biometric data, the validation of this data occurs elsewhere. Whatever sensor you put in, it can't compromise the validation if done right.

the fingerprint reader is just a reader not a storage device storing the info. its all stored in the phone. its just scanning your face or finger not storing it. look at androids. they should pair no parts.

Bugatti , Ferrari and others not ? try put sticker on Ferrari :)

Thanks for the feedback, I will attempt to make it clearer as to where you switch auto-brightness on when it fails the first time. Look out for that in a future update :) Also will look into the compass issue. Version 1.0 bugs.

@@HughJeffreys The compass is still not working on my phone after the update (15 pro max). The app has full permissions but it doesn’t even try to access location. The compass app (standard ios app) works fine and navigation works fine as well, but iTest keeps showing my compass as broken

Thanks for the feedback. Looks like I have some adjustments to make. :)

@@HughJeffreys I will try and email you a screen shot of the note pad

My eyesight is 4/6, so don't judge me too harshly on the resemblance 🙄

Good build quality super sound awesome screen fast :) Rolex and other brands doing the same , Ferrari ?

my grandma has an 11 bought in feb 2022. still works but she already destroyed the motherboard of an samsung galaxy a51 by not charging it properly and charging it when it is so hot.

I don't know how anyone who aspires to a clear conscience can purchase Apple products. Good for you from extricating yourself from their greedy, non-environmentally friendly, clutching grasp.

Yeah same here, I am all Android including my tablet

What laptop do you use? Because those macbook airs are just too good.

@@Altropos I have a 2022 Zenbook 14x here

This info is pulled directly from what the phone provides. I will see what I can do, you may see it in a future update :)

who will repair them ? you or me can easy replace screen or back glass ? even i you damage phone with esd you dont know :/ and you blame them fake part ?

That’s a different issue. For apple devices, it’s literally impossible to change a part while on the ds, as long as you can solder jt(clearly you cant) then it can be done