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iPhone USB-C is hackable, but users don't need to worry yet
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LOL. Apple makes shoddy hardware but Apple fanboys have to find the blame somewhere else of course. Could never be Apple making a mistake. No no no, somebody else fucked up.
Also, if Apple's major defense is obfuscation, well...
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I’ve never heard that from anyone EE’s or ME’s in the industry. Overpriced, yes. Never heard the HW called low quality.
Check out Rossman's old repairs of apple products on youtube
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