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Pro max 先係
都正路既，一行白底oled係食電d
一到行隻game暗色又省電返
一到行隻game暗色又省電返
pro max 贏到開巷，完全唔同層次
比我揀一定係 pro max or 11
比我揀一定係 pro max or 11
13.2 beta 倒緊水
太近真係唔得
飛行模式就係斷哂connection 咁當然唔會兩隻同時解啦
用緊triskin手工玻璃，全包包到貼晒
邊位冇積塵
但420蚊張
邊位冇積塵
但420蚊張
Hi Ray Ma
Rayma
ray ma 你好
Hiiiii
好似幾正
開頭一日倒，之後好ok
比13.0 13.1 13.1.1 13.1.2都要好，唔會突然發熱
比13.0 13.1 13.1.1 13.1.2都要好，唔會突然發熱
13.1.2 都無事
要支援Airplay 2 或者homepod
可能係時候換電
都兩年了
都兩年了
Apple under fire from AOC and Ted Cruz for censoring App Store in China
Apple’s relationship with China has become trickier than ever this month as it banned an app that was used by protesters in Hong Kong, then allowed it again, only to ban it the next week. Now US lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have sent a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook criticizing the company of censorship and asking it to put “values above market access.”
Reported by Bloomberg, senators and representatives wrote the letter to Cook including Ted Cruz, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ron Wyden, Tom Cotton, Marco Rubio, Mike Gallagher, and Tom Malinowski.
“Apple’s decisions last week to accommodate the Chinese government by taking down HKmaps is deeply concerning,” they wrote in a letter to Cook, urging Apple to “reverse course, to demonstrate that Apple puts values above market access, and to stand with the brave men and women fighting for basic rights and dignity in Hong Kong.” Apple didn’t respond to a request for comment on Friday.
In an open letter Cook penned to Apple employees, he said that the decision was made to remove the HKmap Live app because it was in violation of Hong Kong law and to foster user safety.
However, over the past several days we received credible information, from the Hong Kong Cybersecurity and Technology Crime Bureau, as well as from users in Hong Kong, that the app was being used maliciously to target individual officers for violence and to victimize individuals and property where no police are present. This use put the app in violation of Hong Kong law. Similarly, widespread abuse clearly violates our App Store guidelines barring personal harm.
The lawmakers who wrote this letter of concern to Cook aren’t just talking about this recent example with HKmap Live. They believe Apple has censored at least 2,200 apps including VPNs that can help those in China who are oppressed and are no doubt considering all of those as they ask Apple to put “values above market access” going forward.
https://9to5mac.com/2019/10/18/apple-under-fire-aoc-cruz-china-censorship/
Apple’s relationship with China has become trickier than ever this month as it banned an app that was used by protesters in Hong Kong, then allowed it again, only to ban it the next week. Now US lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have sent a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook criticizing the company of censorship and asking it to put “values above market access.”
Reported by Bloomberg, senators and representatives wrote the letter to Cook including Ted Cruz, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ron Wyden, Tom Cotton, Marco Rubio, Mike Gallagher, and Tom Malinowski.
“Apple’s decisions last week to accommodate the Chinese government by taking down HKmaps is deeply concerning,” they wrote in a letter to Cook, urging Apple to “reverse course, to demonstrate that Apple puts values above market access, and to stand with the brave men and women fighting for basic rights and dignity in Hong Kong.” Apple didn’t respond to a request for comment on Friday.
In an open letter Cook penned to Apple employees, he said that the decision was made to remove the HKmap Live app because it was in violation of Hong Kong law and to foster user safety.
However, over the past several days we received credible information, from the Hong Kong Cybersecurity and Technology Crime Bureau, as well as from users in Hong Kong, that the app was being used maliciously to target individual officers for violence and to victimize individuals and property where no police are present. This use put the app in violation of Hong Kong law. Similarly, widespread abuse clearly violates our App Store guidelines barring personal harm.
The lawmakers who wrote this letter of concern to Cook aren’t just talking about this recent example with HKmap Live. They believe Apple has censored at least 2,200 apps including VPNs that can help those in China who are oppressed and are no doubt considering all of those as they ask Apple to put “values above market access” going forward.
https://9to5mac.com/2019/10/18/apple-under-fire-aoc-cruz-china-censorship/
換左新機用唔到 iTools 過野
有無第二啲推介....
有無第二啲推介....
有咩過？
用波波唔得咩？
用波波唔得咩？
13.2 beta3倒水到我以為返左ios11
已經用緊xr, battery health 99%
已經用緊xr, battery health 99%