Apple wants India to exempt older iPhone models from single-charger rules
appleinsider.com
Apple has urged the Indian IT ministry to make changes to its single charger rules, as adding USB-C to older iPhone models will make it hard for Apple to meet production targets for India's manufacturing and export laws.

Apple isn’t happy about India’s demand to upgrade older iPhones with USB-C::Apple has urged the Indian IT ministry to make changes to its single charger rules, as adding USB-C to older iPhone models will make it hard for Apple to meet production targets for India’s manufacturing and export laws.

  • pewterEnglish
    7•1 year ago

    If I’m understanding what you wrote, I think you actually are bound to Apple. Most people in the Apple ecosystem aren’t going to leave it, because there’s too much inertia to overcome to leave it.

    • @cheese_greaterEnglish
      1•1 year ago

      What I mean is I configure everything so it works for me and everything is portable/exportable and contingencies are in place so if they ever start screwing around again to an extent I can’t tolerate or mitigate, then at least my data isn’t hostage in the process while I reassess.

      I don’t allow any of their defaults to stand before I start breaking in whatever product/service.

      NO

      • iCloud Photos/Notes/Backup/Calendar/Reminders/Contacts/anything not e2ee in relation to iCloud
      • Keychain
      • most stock apps
      • No storing recovery codes with Apple
      • sign-in/HideMyEmailwith Apple
      • PrivateRelay
      • iCloud CAPCHA thingie
      • Definitely no iMessage
      • FaceTime
      • Avoid Safari except for authenticated things (bank etc)
        • @cheese_greaterEnglish
          1•1 year ago

          Good question.

          Cuz it does lots of other cool shit that keeps me reeled in and it has some irreplaceable apps and other functions I rely on to manage my life. I just like to have custody and sole access to my data and they don’t pay me for said data so its need to know basis.