iPhone 16/Plus This Apple Intelligence Ad is Borderline False Advertising

[cptcaveman]

In my view Apple and AT&T are completely stepping over the line with this ad:

Seriously, guys, while I can't wait until you release this stuff, if I walk into an Apple store or wherever TODAY and buy the iPhone 16 Pro, I don't get any part of Apple Intelligence, so this is just false advertising plain and simple at this point.

AT THE VERY LEAST, SHOW SOME INTEGRITY AND HAVE A DISCLAIMER saying "available soon" or similar.

 

[PatrickNSF]

They already have a disclaimer in the ad.

 

[cptcaveman]

They already have a disclaimer in the ad.

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Yeah, I swear the first time I viewed that wasn't there. I viewed it like 3 times looking for it!

 

[mbhforum]

No worse than what Tesla has been doing with their false exaggerations of full self driving and even charging up to 12-13k at one point for it.

 

[webkit]

No worse than what Tesla has been doing with their false exaggerations of full self driving and even charging up to 12-13k at one point for it.

The price of Tesla Full Self-Driving actually reached $15k before dropping down to $8k.

 

[bigjnyc]

No worse than what Tesla has been doing with their false exaggerations of full self driving and even charging up to 12-13k at one point for it.

I love my Tesla but FSD is the biggest scam in the industry... I would never pay a single penny for it. Granted I got a free month of it a few weeks ago and it's really freaking good now, like scary good.... But I still wouldn't pay for it while it's in development.

 

[TonyC28]

This all definitely has a feel of “this isn’t ready yet but we’re going anyway.”
When the device is advertised as being built for something that isn’t yet available, you know the plan fell apart.