Pretty sure Apple refuted that, specifically.
Can't wait for people to begin obsessing over how to parse their serial number and manufacture date to determine if they got the "good one" or the "bad one" like chipgate.Facepalm. Why are we doing this.
Can't wait for people to begin obsessing over how to parse their serial number and manufacture date to determine if they got the "good one" or the "bad one" like chipgate.
Can't wait for people to begin obsessing over how to parse their serial number and manufacture date to determine if they got the "good one" or the "bad one" like chipgate.
Yup, you know it's coming like:
Mine was made on a Friday, and they have "casual Fridays" in the factory, should I be worried?
That is scandalous!So there were reports that Apple had to relax their strict standard for Face ID to make it easier to manufacture. I wonder if the first batch of X's to ship still have the higher-standard Face ID...
Apple said explicitly that this was in fact false. Lol!So there were reports that Apple had to relax their strict standard for Face ID to make it easier to manufacture. I wonder if the first batch of X's to ship still have the higher-standard Face ID...
Apple said explicitly that this was in fact false. Lol!
Poor everyone else who didn’t get a launch day unit with the full FaceID.
Just because a theory can be imagined doesn't mean that's the case or is even likely without something more to it than simply being "fitting".Of course Apple is not going to admit they laxed on standards for try depth sensors after launch day iPhones were already manufactured and if i was getting an X after launch day i wouldn’t want to believe it either so i don’t blame you guys. However, we do know that after the initial shipments Apple had a meeting with manufacturers to figure out how to speed up the process, low and behold by end of day a solution had come about and everything was fixed. Hmmmm *scratching head* What logical solution can there be that can be done quickly when we know the issue was Apple was demanding insane specs? Relax the accuracy from 1 in a million to 1 in 500,000 IMO those of you getting X’s after launch expect this and know you won’t be able to prove this and it is still going to be more secure than the 1 in 50,000 accuracy of the touch i.d. : ) cheers - the guy with a launch day X
Yup, you know it's coming like:
Mine was made on a Friday, and they have "casual Fridays" in the factory, should I be worried?
Exactly, that’s apples argument. Fully aware of the standards being laxed while saving money on manufacturing. confident and content knowing that buyers will have your mentality. Plus what are you going to do? Not get the phone? F$&k no! I know I’m still getting it knowing even me as a launch guy could be getting a laxed unit. however, when i heard the rumors i knew all i could do is get it as early as possible.Just because a theory can be imagined doesn't mean that's the case or is even likely without something more to it than simply being "fitting".
Exactly, that’s apples argument. Fully aware of the standards being laxed while saving money on manufacturing. confident and content knowing that buyers will have your mentality. Plus what are you going to do? Not get the phone? F$&k no! I know I’m still getting it knowing even me as a launch guy could be getting a laxed unit. however, when i heard the rumors i knew all i could do is get it as early as possible.
So there were reports that Apple had to relax their strict standard for Face ID to make it easier to manufacture. I wonder if the first batch of X's to ship still have the higher-standard Face ID...
Absolutely!Having made certain claims as to the accuracy and security of Face ID, Apple cannot then reduce either of those factors without ending up in a bowl of **** they don’t ever want to be in.
Please. Just don't. Get your phone and enjoy it.
Most sensible thing I’ve read today I think
It's so crazy to me. People will go on on and nitpick every little thing.