Apple Fans Are Actually Brain Damaged...
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2023
- Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at the possibility for sideloading on Apple devices not done out of the kindness of their hearts but by a law drafted by the EU. Thanks for watching!
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Apples argument is the equivalent of refusing to sell people knives because they could cut their own throats with them.
Apple has always done all they can to give their users as little freedom as possible, so this is totally expected. The sad part is that simps on Twitter just repeat talking points from Apple doing their dirty work for them. Even more sad, they are journalists whose job is supposed to be to scrutinize Apple's claims, not repeat them. Muta is doing better journalism than actual professional journalists. 😅
bruh xdxhahahzqh good one
@@AlrienJ I feel good being an iPhone owner and not being one of those Twitter “fanboys.” Sure I like it but I’m not going to drool over it, I’ve actually been considering going Android for a minute now.
people who buy apple are cutting their own throats
2200 dollars for an iphone? 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂what tf lmaoooooo
Nah, it's more like the equivalent of charging TWICE the price of a normal knife for a dull plastic knife, with the reason given being that it's safer because you can't accidentally cut your fingers with it.
Apple is a textbook example of a company that doesn't want you to do things with their devices outside of what they deem to be safe, let alone fix it yourself. Seeing how they successfully fear mongered their user base into thinking side loading is bad, there is no hope for them. It's kind of concerning that a company like Apple can do that to their fans.
Apple is a textbook example of a company that doesn't want you to do things they *can't control*
Fixed that for ya
What's even more concerning is that the brand managed to survive for as long as Apple has, given their bad practices.
I'm still afraid of phone batteries.
It certainly can lead to a worse experience for normal users if regular apps now needs to be side loaded instead of just being on the AppStore. I remember how irritating the galaxy store was when I had Samsung.
The nintendo of phones
Imagine people arguing over dishwasher brands like they do with phones.
Delete your comment
Don't give people ideas
My dishwasher brand is better than yours because it looks nicer
Oh no the EU is regulating dishwashers to be able to use other types of dish soap! I dont want to pay for other brand of dish spoap ill rather buy apples overpriced dish soap
@@SMCwasTakenhey man, my whirlpool is superior.
@@JohnSmith-laws NO MY SAMSUNG DISHWASHER IS SUPERIOR
I'm almost 100% sure that as soon as sideloading and usb-c will be available they will advertise it as a major new feature as if the rest of the industry hadn't been doing it for years.
Edit: Told you guys
100%. It'll be "revolutionary", and they'll advertise USB c features as "new and breaking".
Because everything iPhone does is perfect even if it comes out years later
Learn from the failed android clunk and deliver the same exact features in a sexier way that’ll last you 15 years later
Can’t beat it
@@See_through866 Is this sarcastic?
Please tell me it is...
@@SimplySuperior he's sucks on apple's toes
Sideloading prolly gonna be only in Europe and they wont be talking about it maybe in a press release. Apple really needs that 30% 😂
I like how Apple just calls their entire user base stupid when it comes to sideloading lmao
At this point they're not wrong. They treat you like you're stupid while using the phone
because they are stupid
@@crackers2695 that doesn’t mean you are stupid. I’m going to treat you like an idiot for that response, and I am going to think jt. Still doesn’t mean I’m right for doing so.
I mean if you buy their phone, how wrong could they be?
@@eomoran oop yeah sorry mixed two points. I meant
1. if they're making comments like this they are
2. Apple already treats their userbase like children
We’ve seen countless times again on why fanboying over a company can be a huge detriment and lead them to a dark side
That's why I don't fanboy over Nintendo. They still make great entertainment but at times, they like to pick fights with the community and modders
Yup...
@@Unmeito1776 oof
Nvidia reminds me so much of Apple
@@photlam9769 Not even close, Apple reminds me of Nintendo more.
I can't imagine the panic of Apple executives when developers finally gained the ability of not paying their AppStore fee.
In fairness, Apple always had the option to just allow those projects on their platform and collect said fees. They simply chose not to.
If simply sideloading will "cripple the devices security" as Apple put it, then you have to ask the question, HOW BAD IS THE SECURITY TO BEGIN WITH.
Security through obscurity is their motto, much like Microsoft.
Approximately 99.999999999% of iPhone users aren't technologically adept enough to even know what sideloading is, even if it had always been available... iPhone users today are the same people who paid $10 for a polyphonic ringtone via their mobile carrier 20 years ago...
Pretty bad lol
Why apple fan say there are secure when they have been compromised before??
If security is very bad then why does Apple feel over confident about the security of MacOS? As long as Apple compares MacOS to Windows they will be afraid to admit that Linux has been the most secure open source desktop operating system I might as well add Apple is only comparing MacOS to Windows because the reality is that Apple can’t compete against Linux distributions
It's wild that most 10 year olds knew what sideloading was even when Android just became popular a decade ago. But tech journalists still don't.
some dont even call it side loading. its just sharing apps.
@@ali32bit42 Like it should be called.
we just called it downloading apks from the internet, bloons td5 and geometry dash went hard
95% of people who have apple devices don't know what side loading is lmao. that 10 year old only knew it because their parent was a nerd.
@@tonic316 Nah I guarantee you I learned how to download an apk by myself. And so did my friend circle from way back when. Nothing to do with tech-literate parents
I will never understand people who defend companies like they are family.
It's so weird. There's a couple of guys where I work who will only buy iPhones. I think they have macs at home too. I told them they're paying twice what they need to but they won't listen. They're "nice to use", wallet be damned.
@@blub9633 You're willing to pay a THOUSAND dollars more for a PHONE because you don't like that Android works a little different than an iPhone?
@@landotucker Same with the dudes I know, they do it because of that American pride babyyy.. except it's made in China.
@@blub9633 😭 you are proving Muta's point. That just shows how soft and easily influenced you are lol.
@@landotucker What do you even care
I live in EU and i dont like all the laws they keep pumping out, but the regulations on big tech is the one exception i actually love seeing
Note the downside - now they're coming after FOSS. Their new "online safety" nonsense is going to destroy a LOT of FOSS projects we all depend on.
On balance, not worth the trade.
Apple is like trying to tell people you can take off the diaper but then people say they could shit themselves.
The best simile ever made from mankind 😂
The term 'linux gatekeepers' is inherently funny because the thing that's annoying about linux users is that they won't shut up about trying to get you to use linux.
This is true. If Linux users gatekept more they'd probably say things like "oh well you can't use this OS because you're poor" you know....that thing apple users are always doing.
For real tho, it's always "have you tried Linux?" , "I use Arch BTW", "should've installed Linux" etc
@@monochrome_linux this is true because if anything we're really aggressive about telling people to try it and that's why if our community ever caught someone actually gatekeeping Linux we would simply pull him aside and ask him politely yet firmly to leave.
@@CaH6633 the only reason some people even gatekeep linux is cus they don't want people to take away features of their favourite distros claiming that it was too hard to use.
Like consider an example where Android became exactly like iOS cus people forced developers to make it more *dumb* so that it's easier for them to use, now the power users who liked the advanced features in Android can no longer have those features. Mostly that's the reason why some people gatekeep Linux
Also that too only is for a tiny cluster of distros like arch, gentoo, void etc etc
It's cause we think everyone else is stupid.
Kinda funny that one dude tried to install a game that doesn't exist on android, got a malware, and came to the conclusion
that android is at fault. It's like jumping down the staircase skipping all the steps and twisting your ankle and then deciding that it happened because he didn't use an elevator.
yeah a 2 liked comment replying to mutahar with no evidence it was true or a lie. but who cares seems that this community just runs with it like sheeps
Ok. Now realise that that guy is at an above average level of tech literacy, and shudder. Im so glad i got out of IT.
Sideloading will allow companies to bypass security what if UA-cam decides to not put on Apple Store, fk that so they can steal data by bypassing apples rules
I’m ok with sideloading if Apple runs every sideloading app through a virtual sandbox lock it out from every part of the phone
I hope apples passive aggressive, I bought the phone because it’s locked down from every angle, that’s coming from someone who in the IT space
@@atticus2274 found the apple user. Careful, UA-cam has scams, and now that you can sideload you might get hacked.
How important was your username for this example?
I think Apple is at to the point where they can sell an empty plastic box and call it “Apple Air X” and Apple lovers would still sell their kidney for it.
There is a product named nothing and people buy it. It’s not made by Apple!
People buy pornstar bath water and some buy only fan “model” farts in a jar! Not sold by Apple!
There are a staggering amount of companies that can do exactly that.
See the
Supreme Brick
All of GUCCI
Apple 1000$ Stand
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Yeah but that empty plastic box still runs better and smoother then pretty much everything else so 🤷♂
Don't give them and Plainrock124 ideas
bad ideas from companies are plainrock124's fuel lol@@SMCwasTaken
Apple basically locks you up in a loophole of having to buy more thing like wireless headphones
Airpods are such jank, $25 amazon tws earbuds are the same quality lol.
@@markusha1615I have a Lenovo P50 TWS and it feels better than AirPods lol
then why is Samsung and Google mimicking these practices? 😂
@@markusha1615yeah I can tell you don’t even own a pair of Airpods lol keep investing in Amazon headphones until it adds up a pair of Airpods
Used to go to college with an Apple fangirl. She literally slept outside the store for days ahead of a drop in order to get a phone when she _not only_ had a working on in her pocket, but she _also_ didn't have enough to pay rent, buy food, or buy gas for the month after. She even had an Apple tattoo...
Man that is just so sad
Can you imagine getting a literally advertisement on your body forever?! My god, that is sad asf.
i could have turned into this person oh my god
luckily i found myself a life
I am having a hard time believing this, but if true, ouch.
Bruh
"I think cars should not be able to roll down the windows. Being able to roll down windows on a car is bad because you can get wet if it rains." Same logic.
yes
Approximately 99.999999999% of iPhone users aren't technologically adept enough to even know what sideloading is, even if it had always been available... iPhone users today are the same people who paid $10 for a polyphonic ringtone via their mobile carrier 20 years ago...
@@Funkteon they are just the type of people
@@Funkteon Which makes sideloading even less of a problem because those idiots probably wouldn't even know how to enable sideloading.
Not Defending apple but some arguments work better for other contexts
It's not called sideloading, it's called installing. Don't let them mindtrick you.
I never experienced malware attack at my Android phone
In all fairness neither will most iphone users. Malware is just not much of a thing these days.
I had a Samsung Galaxy s7 edge back in 2020 and I experienced malware attack, it's not really my device security fault but rather my clumsiness because back then I installed lots of apks and happened to bump into one with Virus, That led my phone to get FRP lock, I'm not saying Android phones are shit, I'm trying to say that Android Phones nowadays are pretty secure and if you get a virus while installing apks it's more of a skill issue rather than device issue
I side load so much, and not just from fdroid
Never one a virus
@@funni387GET RID OF IT. NOW!
You'd think being the generation growing up with technology we'd be more tech literate 🙃
if anything the younger generations are only becoming more and more tech illiterate and more and more tech reliant
Folks are ignorant, bar calls/social media/games, not a lot of users care about the more delicate stuff. With smartphones and tablets, many people don’t feel the need to use a laptop/PC. The elder still have the mentality that using a gadget automatically means you’re a programmer, even though many can’t do more than just running browsers.
@@PhunkBustA agreed... Being born in the 90s was such a godsend. The following classes made some of our dumbest look like Einstein in ways lol
Accessibility is a double edged sword, there is an unreasonable amount of people who just don't care to understand tech because it might as well be magic to them
That's the irony...
I’m no apple fan, but I am brain damaged
Same dawg
same man
My brain is actively being eaten alive by the shit I watch
I’m just watching the likes go up on this comment lol
real
"Apple Fans Are Actually Brain Damaged..."
this title is just common sense bro 💀
switching to iphone actually made me realise how much i missed sideloading, hopefully they implement it
The fact you thought switching too iphone was a good idea is concerning
@@qwertyiuwg4uwtwthn never said it was a good idea lol
I can't find any powerful android devices and have been switching from iPhone to Android constantly. Please help
I just want a good android that is comparable and similar to the nice hardware iPhones have, i like the hardware but the software is so restrictive i hate it
@@qwertyiuwg4uwtwthnwhy is that concerning?
Sideloading on apple is equivalent to letting people leave the house to walk around the neighborhood. You don't have to leave the house. It's just giving you the ability to walk outside if you want.
Its like making it illegal to wear short skirts because it increases the chances of r4pe
6 million short skirt users are assaulted via malware apps.
Short skirt users are 15 - 45% more likely to experience- blah blah blah
Yeah, like walking around a crime ridden neighborhood where you get mugged the second you step outside! Steve Jobs built this incredible world for us to explore, a garden of eden. If you guys dont like it, DONT USE IT. But don't come into our house and tell US the rules. There is a reason Siri is years beyond anything out there and OpenAI and Microsoft are trying to catch up. Yall just mad the late Steve Jobs is side loading your moms
I once went outside and I jumped into an anthill and they bit me! Will never live in a free country again!
Lol
@@viddeliten lmao
Apple's method in safety is like those parents who want to shield their children from the harshness of the outside world by locking them in the basement ... for life.
relatable
you know iPhone will be more secured if it doesn't have internet connection
I think they are testing the waters for how much control they have over their cult. Always good to check in on that.
Their security unit or Secure Enclave as they call it has already had its security compromised. They're just protecting what's left of the iPhone's security at this point. It's potentially one of the reasons why they refused to allow for sideloading all this time. They've been terrified because in terms of security and privacy, that's all ios devices have left. Users should be have been allowed to sideload stuff all this time, they paid for the phone after all, so might as well give them the freedom to take advantage of it and use it however they want, not take that freedom away and claim "it's for your own protection". Stubborn Apple is being stubborn and wants things to go their way, because they've never been used to being told "No".
@@hope-cat4894 my iPhone has never said “this app is not responding”. That’s why I have an iPhone
"As long as it makes a call, and looks up booties on the Internet, I couldn't care less"
- Mutahar aka SomeOrdinaryGamers, 2023
As an apple fan, i can confirm that we are indeed brain damaged
Breh. You know how to use UA-cam?
@@BlakeBlackstone breh breh breh just because you know how to use youtube doesn’t make you a rick and morty fan breh
@@BlakeBlackstone holy granoly breh you sound like a chungus
“You know how to use UA-cam” you were actually born yesterday
@@beefomuffin1049 Hamburger
bro why are u fanboying a company, i'll never get this shit
It's funny because Apple actually seems to draw inspiration for iOS features from Jailbreak tweaks. For example, long before the Control Center was introduced in iOS 7, there was a tweak called SBSettings which offered the same functionality. I'm part of the community of Apple users/developers out there who would love to see side-loading come to life.
Drawing inspiration from is not the same as allowing random ass developers to develop for you.
Muta here seems to have forgotten about all the ads that get placed above actual links for stuff. It’s very easy download malware. The correct argument against this is, yes, it is a potential security risk, but I should be allowed make that decision for myself.
Even iOS 16 has taken alot of features that people have been using for years with jailbreak. Like the lockscreen customization was taken from tweaks like kalm or complications
@eomoran muta understands that, but the point muta is trying to make is that if you are actually participating in this than that is the person's risk and its Idiotic to fear monger the way they are
@@eomoran that falls under the sketchy site genre he mentioned. If you're on a site with 4 different download buttons, don't be confused when you don't get what you expect.
Not to mention apple will obviously warm the user like android does before installing a 3rd party app.
@@eomoran Fair point, I agree with you on that.
They changed the term from "installing a program" to "side loading." Imagine if OEMs did this on x86
People refuse to do the most minimal amount of research to understand basic concepts. How many years have we had internet?? over 30 years? and people STILL don't know wtf they're doing! absolutely embarrassing. 🤦♂
The Apple icon is a bitten apple, perfectly represents the brain of Apple fans
The only good person on the apple team, Steve Jobs said that they needed the bite because they taught the future fan boys will confuse or with a cherry, guy was truly ahead of the competition at that time.
Edit: autocorrect fucked me ova'
Agreed, I'll drink to that
@Malik The IOS update would like a word with you.
*Slows down processor*
"Oh looks like I need to buy an upgrade!"
Future proof that made me chuckle😅
@@MalikATL I agree with your first two points, but "its more future-proof" is just sheer ignorance. If anything apple is less "future proof" as they purposely worsen their devices to latch consumers onto the next device.
@@MalikATL iPhones are no more future proof than Android devices. 😂
"Apple fans are actually brain damaged..." I already knew that way before Muta uploaded this video 😂
Here before the apple fans reply "just say you're poor🤓"
It is a general fact
That’s why I’m an Apple user 😎
@Paul Honestly, same. Like, I COULD afford an iPhone. I do have the money. But I don't want it. As a matter of fact, I don't intend to ever buy any Apple products, no matter how much money I have laying around, because I don't see the point in wasting my money on something that I can get from a different brand for a quarter of the price.
@@TheReal_GigaChad sending in reinforcement comments is the most android user thing ive seen today 🤓 living up to the image
I find generally the battle between Apple and Android a bit pointless. The only thing I ever hear from the Android side is that Apple screens crack like an egg, and Apple says the camera quality on Android is shit. A phone is a phone. Just like you said, as long as you can search up how to make anthrax it works.
Did you even watch the video. Dude provided 10 different reasons android was better and a screen wasn't one of them
I swear to god these people need to learn that APPLE ONLY CARES ABOUT YOU CAUSE YOU ARE LITERAL WALKING MONEYBAGS
The way he got so mad about people not knowing what an app is, is just hilarious 😂
as someone who works for a health care web support team, I 100% have people daily that have no idea what the difference between an app or a browser or a website. Giving people less ways to fuck they're phones up, the better.
@@RobbyPlease so you are telling a man he can't have a steak just because a baby can't chew it
Yeah, it's not really about society getting dumber (IMO), it's more about the already dumb people who didn't get into tech in the 90s now having to use tech and showing their ignorance, while simultaneously demonstrating the Dunning-Kruger effect.
He got so fired up; he fired me up. Holy shit.
@@RobbyPlease That's the thing lmao. It's an optional thing that you have to MANUALLY opt into. You're going to tell me you want to limit people from going to the gym because one dumbass went to a crappy unlicensed one? Most people that falls prey to the fearmongering are the same idiots that falls prey to their own stupidity of downloading any random thing ignoring all basic safety practices. And the fact that most work in tech is the thing that scares me the most.
Scrolling through Instagram I see 'Apple fans are actually brain damaged' and thought, 'well, there's not a chance I'm missing this'
Literally me 😂
we all know what the man in your pp will do to fix brain issues
"It was always the plan to put the world in your hand." - Bo Burnham
Hi there. I'm an Apple guy (first computer wasn't An Apple II+. Also use Linux and of course Windows), and these people also bug me. I never get into system/equipment arguments as they are useless. Like you said, I don't care whatever someone uses. Just wanted to let you know I found you funny and informative, and not all Apple fans are fanboys. I just like the system and equipment,. I checked out your channel and subscribed.
Keep up the good work!
Apple users are afraid of having options yk.
As somebody who got their first computer in 94, it was a 33Mhz 4MB Packard Bell, the rant on going from learning computers in the 90s to not knowing what an app is had me dying.
Bro I had the IBM 486sx 33Mhz. It came with Windows 3.0, it's amazing how far we have gone.
Dam that’s some old stuff, first thing I’ve really gotten to use was a 2004 Windows HP laptop.
@@ErgoSum88 I think our computer had a 340MB? HDD and Windows 3.11 for workgroups (I think), the technology is absolutely moving faster than I could have ever anticipated. I remember 4MB of ram at CompUSA (another throwback) was going for around $280-300 back in the mid 90s too. 😂
Yeah i had my first contact with a computer running Windows 95 around 2001, and a classmate of mine used Notepad to write a school project in 2007. I feel the pain.
Muta is the reason I have faith in humanity. An individual as intelligent as him but with so much culture. "Your mom is a gimmick." - Muta 2023
Approximately 99.999999999% of iPhone users aren't technologically adept enough to even know what sideloading is, even if it had always been available... iPhone users today are the same people who paid $10 for a polyphonic ringtone via their mobile carrier 20 years ago...
Same
I'm sorry you're sick Muta!! Feel better soon! I'll stick to my android thanks! I've seen the hoops my sister has gone through because of it..... She looooves Apple. I myself have never understood paying a ridiculous amount of money, camping outside a store, having a perfectly good phone in their pockets to get get a phone thats only slightly different than the one before it. But time and time again I see my sister do this very thing.
Damn. We can't even call these guys Normies anymore. They shouldn't be allowed to use computers
Apple could literally integrate side loading to something similar to Android's dev options where you tap the OS a bunch to unlock it then manually enable it.
This, or even provide a alternate version of iOS for power users.
Thats funny cause you just described exactly how it works on android. You cant side load an app on out-of-box phone straight away. You actually have to go to settings and flip the switch for that. And even after flipping a switch it will prompt you that this might not be safe to do so.
@@imetators no shit, that's what he said. He's not arguing against any of that lmao
I was scrolling down to find this comment.
You know what’s funny? You do the exact same thing on MacOS. If you open an application you got off the internet, it’ll do one of two things.
1: say you can’t open application unless you go into your security settings and allow it.
2 (more common in my experience): have a pop up that says the app is not form a verified source and asks if you want to open it anyway.
As an apple user, the fact that they’ve been doing this with macs but can’t be bothered with iPhones is just goofy
What amazes me is why it's so popular in the US when they preach freedom and Apple is so restrictive of what you can and cannot do.
Mostly because it's a decent device that just works. Accessing the file system, sideloading, etc. are nice to haves but most people don't care about that. The phone is used for a few major aspects: communicating with other people, browsing, using some collection of apps, and an easy-to-use camera that people don't need to spend an additional few hundred or thousand on. The restrictions don't bother people because they don't care about them - to the point that they might not even realize those restrictions exist.
@@Syntopikon im an Android and linux (nixos) user and yeah, ease of use is fucking king. i know people smarter than me (programmers and it people) who use iphone and macbooks as their personal devoces
it has nothing to do with freedom. Most people don’t want to sideload and play Hackerman on their phone, that’s why they buy iPhones because they simply work. I used to use android back when I liked pretending to be a programmer, now I just want a phone that works.
@@halogod0298 and android doesn't work?? Geez if you want to pander pls pander properly. And I use both devices. If you want to enjoy the full power of an iPhone you need other apple devices, that's not the case with Android. And another reason why programmer rush to Apple is because it's easy to build apps for it since the devices aren't much but when it comes to phones that just works Android is better , you know what just works even means ? I want to transfer a file to my friends laptop from my iphone because yeah people still use windows, ill have to install iTunes first, meanwhile all I need to do is just plug my android phone to the laptop and we are good. And you claim it just works? Brov pls Bth OS have come a long way but ill always chose android over iPhone, the reason I still use both devices and still in both ecosystem is because social media is well optimized on the iPhone, aside from that everything else I do is mostly on my android devices, oh yeah procreate on my iPad that too
@@halogod0298 Nowaday android already work more smoother than ever before and if you don't want to be like you "Apple fan" illerate tech bunch, as the video stated, you can just not participate. This is why apple fan are a laughing stocks because they constantly prove that they do not know about technology whatsoever and are among one of the few that like to be restricted or have way less features.
I mean... this is a group of people who drilled into their phone to find "the hidden aux"...
Or thought that their battery would get charged in 1 second with a microwave
Apple Fans are the Equivalent to Disney Fans!
Unironically this could be the end for apple because missing features is the only thing that made apple different lmao
Apple is a trendsetter watch as Samsung remove them too
@Mr. Pinkk what are you smoking? Samsung and literally every other OS already let's you sideload
@@NovaBoi7 Sideloading is available on every other OS BUT Iphone
@@bhavrajthind8396 android pretty much is the only OS, since windows phone is dead
Then they'll slap a new name on it like Dynamic Bullshit. 😂😂😂
the fact that the terms "jailbreaking" and "sideloading" even exist in the first place is concerning enough.
"Personalized phone" my ass
being locked into that ecosystem definitely is a jail
Precisely my thought. Referring to downloading applications off of anywhere other than the system's designated app store as "sideloading" instead of simply downloading elicits a peculiar feeling of a looming technological dystopia.
actually owning your phone be like
Which is why we need to ditch our smartphones and start carrying around a GNU/Linux laptop and an old Nokia.
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R.I.P. Skyline
0:31 bro got me rollin with this line 💀💀💀💀
Apple fans are the only people who would spend $999 for a stand lmfao
Or set of wheels for your mac pro workstation
And $700 for wheels.
I’m a diehard fan, not a fanboy.
Wait till you see Plainrock124
I feel it mainly exists for enterprises that will shell out for the manufacturer stand. Like how they also will buy every employee the $1750 office chairs from Herman Miller. If I had to buy that monitor, I would definitely just buy a cheap after market clone or a Amazon stand
YO DAYOOO
I have been pushing my Swedish politicians hard on this bill. I'm so proud that it went through. Now we're just waiting for "The right to repair"-bill to get through all the red tape and get finalized. It's gonna be awesome when people can actually go to a corner store _(or something like that, that ISN'T connected to Apple at all)_ and get their iPhones fixed instead of having to buy new ones or sending them away. It's gonna save so insanely much E-waste from getting to third world countries.
May I ask, how (if it is at all) is the Swedish bill different? If it's anything like what we've seen elsewhere, then we're just going to be in the same situation of Apple overcharging for parts and basically making it so thats it's almost as cheap as just going to Apple (who'll just give you a new phone). Also, wouldn't the repair places have to be connected to Apple anyway? (because the Apple engineers have to pair the parts for you even if you repair it yourself)
@@quinntrbl It's not a Swedish bill, it's a bill for the EU, but as I'm Swedish, I push my Swedish EU representatives to in turn push this bill. With the bill I'm pushing, there shouldn't be any special parts, since most phones - Apple's too - are made out of mostly basic shit, and if they aren't, we are pushing them to change to something that anyone can buy so that they can fix their phone at home if they can, or at some store who's specialized in fixing phones if they aren't capable themselves. I hope the bill goes through, it looks like it, but you never know what amendments they'll make to get it through in the end. I'm staying positive though, and keep sending e-mails and pushing as hard as I can with *facts* for this to go through. The E-waste question alone should, in a perfect world, be reason enough for the bill to pass. But, this world is far from perfect, so we'll have to wait and see.
@@quinntrbl Would literally make it illegal to lock/pair parts of the device
I literally have no idea what this ‘right to repair’ drama is about. Everyone’s saying that “Apple won’t let people repair their phones” but a few years ago the backlight of my apple phone was water damaged so we just went down to a small IT place and got the backlight replaced. I live in Australia so maybe it’s different here.
Thanks E.U.! It's one of the few that is pushing against corporation-reality-dystopian-future where you are a slave of your controlled device and have no options against it.
it's hilarious these people simultaneously have no idea what a .apk is yet they are also positive that allowing people to use them will destroy civilization as we know it...
"Your mom is a gimmick too, get over it"
apple fans= fifa/fortnite fans
Here's Apple's motto:
"Make the problem, sell the solution"
Edit:Didn't expect this to gain traction so soon, but here we are.
I know that most, if not all companies do this. It's business.
I am only pointing out Apple here because that's what the topic is about. If it were about tech companies, I would point that out.
Also, people seem to forget that Apple really has a good foothold in the tech industry, every trend it starts, other companies follow suite.
Apple is Syndrome
That’s literally every company’s motto
@@ioiioooio193 no man, stop seeing dark
@@divyanshsingh1078 yes, because you make more money if you do that
@@divyanshsingh1078 "buy my lamp"
Apple fans and Nintendo apologists sharing the same single brain cell
Coincidentally both Apple’s CEO (Steve Jobs) and Nintendo’s CEO (Iwata) both died from the same exact cancer.
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@@john_toss 💀 true
I swear I was roasting hard on a GFUEL meme on Insta the current CEO of Nintendo for not allowing emulators and their fanboys jumped on board
Although I am a big fan of Nintendo's games and hardware, I do share the same anger when they take down vids and rom sites as well as being up tight on their properties. At least they lube my wallet before butt-fucking it with their sales (except for Zelda for no reason at all), while Apple goes bone dry and gives you nothing in return.
"why, yes, I am an adult and can make my own choices without a company babysitting me".
7:16, that joke aged very well.
I literally cringed when they introduced last year's processor in iPhone 14 and called it "Tried and tested formula" 💀
I.e "some old sht we gonna charge you new prices for" 😂
The claim that cringing at the introduction of last year's processor in the iPhone 14 and labeling it as a "Tried and tested formula" makes no sense can be countered with the following arguments:
Incremental Improvements: The use of a tried and tested formula in the iPhone 14 does not necessarily imply stagnation or lack of innovation. It is common for companies to refine and optimize existing technologies to deliver incremental improvements. By utilizing a processor from the previous year, Apple can focus on optimizing performance, efficiency, and software integration, thereby delivering a better user experience. Cringing at such an approach overlooks the potential benefits of refined technology.
Consistency and Reliability: Utilizing a proven processor design can provide a sense of reliability and consistency in terms of performance. The previous-generation processor may already be a high-performing and efficient chipset, capable of meeting the needs of most users. By incorporating it into the iPhone 14, Apple can ensure a stable and reliable user experience without the potential risks associated with a brand-new, untested chipset.
Muta forgets just how dumb the general public is . They’ll be side loading apps and not even know they’re doing it lol
do you want free healthcare or do you want to be forced to go to grandmas house again glass1258
free sideloading on windows meanwhile
Especially apple users. Itll be like the dodo being exposed to predators for the first time. A bloodbath
I don't even know what sideloading is, and the fact that I don't proves that you don't need it.
dont we always *sideload* apps on desktop???
A man once said
_"If you choose security over freedom, you'll get none. If you choose freedom over security you'll get most of both."_
Apple logic is like we should stop making sausages because 1 million people a year are choking on them
Sideloading is a big reason I am loyal to Android. Honestly, it being added to iOS will help make iPhone an option for me again (if I have more money than sense.)
You can sideload on apple, its just harder.
@@Multienderguy37 thats the point...
@@Multienderguy37 And you only have 7 days to use your app.
If they made it actually viable, I would consider apple.
@@awii.neocities It used to be better back in ios 6 days you just downloaded an ipa just like apks and used it there was no certificate shit
@@awii.neocities They're probably not going to make it viable since they had to be forced to begin with. Like he said in the video they will do the bare minimum to comply. It's probably going the be a really finicky process that makes it technically possible but a pain to actually do.
Watching you slowly loose your cool over people being stupid will never get old lol.
I would do the same if I were in his shoe too.
Your mom is a gimmick too got me😂😅
Having a more open platform would allow companies like Epic which they could provide testing and a centralized place for apps. It would also force apple to charge less to the developers and actually innovate. Actually having a browser thats not safari reskinned is essential. Also years ago, steam was not innovating and had a more fee for developers until epic games went into the market and was able to force steam to innovate and lower it down.
I think that iOS should have a developer menu, that allows you to turn on things like sideloading, or even the terminal. Android does pretty well with that, but it'd help, especially with development. I'd like a toggle in iOS that lets me turn on or off sideloading, just in case I want to nuke apps I sideload or whatnot.
We call this jailbreaking.... welcome to the darkside
@Just a normal person Sounds like a skill issue
You can. Just pay $99 a year, or less than it costs for Netflix.
@@phlooke Fair point, but I don't want to jailbreak a device I explicitly bought for application development. I use android as a daily driver.
@@phimuskapsi I certainly don't pay for that, so I have no clue what features it unlocks, maybe I should try to figure it out.
I've encountered a number of artists who work on iPads (because procreate) and note that almost all of them have mentioned having to email the file to themselves whenever needing to open it on their laptop. I was sure this was some kind of oversight on the user's part until I asked someone to send me an image (character reference) so I could draw their character for an Artist's Alley commission.
Normally this is pretty straightforward via Bluetooth. I pass image files between my Android tablets/phones and Windows laptop pretty frequently this way (even rescued some photos from an old LG VX9800 this way). But lo and behold, this proved an impossible task, as far as I and the iPhone's owner could figure out. Maybe the feature is only useful for BT headsets/AirPods, I never researched it beyond that. But I no longer wonder _"what's up with that"_ anytime an iDevice owner mentions having to jump through hoops to move a file from their iPad/iPhone to any other machine.
Airdrop? I use sendanywhere at work all the time for convenience between non apple and apple devices, it’s super fast
Bruv we have airdrop…
@@sooryasantosh and airdrop sucks. On android you can literally just plug your device to your computer and directly access the file system.
@@SeawolfGaming2 how tf does it suck it’s literally a 5 second transfer it’s way better than taking ur time to plug a usb cable in
@@sooryasantosh "Bruv we have airdrop" - 🤓
I was on iphone for many years before finally switching to Android. I hated every moment of being on iphone as the jailbreaking process became more challenging and took longer to get released. Most current jailbreaks are tethered, semi-tethered, or semi-untethered. The completely untethered jailbreaks were a beautiful thing, and they are a thing of the past.
Androids don't necessarily have worse cameras, some even have better ones. The reason people say that Androids have bad cameras is because us Android user are forced to have our video files compressed over SMS to Apple phones because Apple doesn't want to play nice with everyone else.
I don't know the technicalities of it, but I do know there are Samsung phones literally with 4K 60fps cameras.
When comparing the cameras of Apple and Samsung smartphones, it is essential to consider several factors that highlight the superiority of Apple's camera technology:
Image Processing: Apple is known for its exceptional image processing capabilities. The company's iPhones often deliver more accurate colors, better dynamic range, and superior overall image quality. Apple's attention to detail and optimization of its camera software ensure that the photos taken with their devices consistently look vibrant and true to life.
Computational Photography: Apple has been at the forefront of computational photography, leveraging advanced algorithms and machine learning to enhance image quality. Features like Smart HDR, Deep Fusion, and Night mode significantly improve image details, reduce noise, and capture stunning photos even in challenging lighting conditions. These features make a noticeable difference in the quality of images taken with Apple devices.
Portrait Mode: Apple's Portrait mode is widely regarded as one of the best in the industry. It uses a combination of software and hardware, including depth mapping and advanced algorithms, to create a natural-looking depth-of-field effect. The result is professional-looking portraits with sharp subject focus and beautifully blurred backgrounds. Apple's dedication to refining this feature has established its reputation as a leader in smartphone portrait photography.
Video Capabilities: Apple's iPhones consistently offer impressive video capabilities. They support high-resolution recording, cinematic stabilization, extended dynamic range, and Dolby Vision HDR. These features, combined with the overall image quality and color accuracy, make iPhones a top choice for content creators, vloggers, and anyone who values capturing high-quality videos on their smartphones.
Ecosystem Integration: Apple's camera technology seamlessly integrates with its broader ecosystem, enhancing the overall user experience. Photos and videos captured on iPhones can be easily accessed, edited, and shared across various Apple devices, including Macs, iPads, and Apple TVs. The tight integration allows users to enjoy a seamless workflow and effortlessly sync their media across multiple devices.
Long-Term Software Support: Apple is well-known for providing long-term software support for its devices. This means that even older iPhone models continue to receive software updates, including camera improvements and new features. This commitment to ongoing support ensures that users can benefit from camera enhancements and optimizations long after their initial purchase.
While Samsung smartphones offer excellent camera capabilities, Apple's consistent focus on image processing, computational photography, portrait mode, video capabilities, ecosystem integration, and long-term software support sets their cameras apart. Apple's dedication to refining and pushing the boundaries of smartphone photography contributes to their reputation for delivering exceptional camera performance.
@@abeIincoIntrue a few years ago, there was a survey by MKBHD recently that has the Pixel 6 ranked at the top, with iphones appearing at about 5th
I remember when I first got an apple mobile device, I was forced to get iTunes instead of being able to manually manage and upload my MP3 files to the device to listen to my tunes. It was the worst downgrade in technology I've ever seen, and the biggest complaint I had about 15 years ago, something that wasn't needed even before that.
Yeah I remember trying to help out some family members in getting music on their Ipod touch or something and I basically swore off Apple for all time after that.
Now you actually can download music for free and play it offline 🗿
@@Unspeakable_Edits Technically you could do that even in the 90s, many years before Apple did their iTunes thing. So yeah it's not new lol. It's just that there was a time Apple was trying to do their own dumb thing that disallowed that.
@@Lexyvil it’s on there now that’s what matters
My mom bought an Ipad years ago and asked me to transfer some files to it, it required itunes instead of a simple file transfer. I told her I'm not installing that shit on my pc, I can either send you the files as email attachments which will take forever, or you return this piece of shit device. She returned it the next day.
Few years ago my mother decided to get a pad. I am a person who is into tech stuff. I build my own PC and have a nice setup for example. When I say I build PC I mean I hand picked every part myself, ordered braided cables, added some nice features like touch screen that allows me to control fans and I see temperature, optimized air flow and etc etc. It looks clean, efficient and cool.
When I do stuff like that I do a lot of research. I don't have regrets buying tech stuff as I put a lot of thought into it.
So I told my mom I could pick her a pad. She just needs to decide how much she can pay and what kind of features she would like. Instead of listening to my advice she bought a ipad which was over 1k euros. I completely agree that it's a quality device like sound, screen, battery and etc. Still I think I could have found something better for half the price. My mother doesn't watch TV so I made her a laptop setup. Inserted SSD, connected a nice monitor, some good speakers and a wireless keyboard with build in touch pad. I tweaked settings and installed all necessary stuff. It's like a TV on steroids.
Once I got my hands on that Ipad I just instantly saw how much it lacks freedom. Can't customize some things or just do some stuff. Can't even do anything about ads which annoy my mom but I said it's your own fault. Plus I had pleasure of learning a lot about apple and a lot of it is just greed. How they take away power from consumer and ask insane amount of money for smallest things. You can't go to a technician no no, you need to go to a apple certified expert who will tell you to change half of the phone to fix a charging port or something. Their obsession with creating "unique" stuff like requiring a cable only used by apple. I had to buy a fucking 3.5mm adapter for that ipad.
It just feels like Apple devices are not completely owned by you even after you buy them. They don't even give you options as they want you to live in apple world and be dependent on it.
Apple products are soo restrictive and humiliatingly greedy, when you buy something, you gotta buy million other things for you to complete the whole set, and unlock them, whereas a single android phone like the S23 Ultra 5G can bundle up 70% of what apple products did and didn't. It's SOOO greedy because they ask for huge amount of price for a single phone that has many obviously, on purpose, restricted and blocked features that have not been added by apple for their own benefit, just so that they can progressively open them one by one with each generation so that they can squeeze out every cent from their consumers and inbred fanbase. It's really scummy and it's even worse when their backing them up as some sort of hero when it's the literal thing that dries up their wallets and blinds their eyes on what huge improvement that could impact your devices. It's insane.
100%, though you can understand why normies like them. It’s like a console where you don’t have to worry about what specs you have and it’s streamlined to be as easy to use as possible. The counterbalance obviously is that it’s a one-sized fits all system, so you can’t really shape it to be perfect, it’ll always be middle of the road.
You can go to a technician they just have to be apple certified and the only thing that happens if you go to a non apple certified is your warranty gets voided
@@Alecexo it's true. And the problem is that the iphones durability is insanely weak compared to androids, mainly the new one's. They're clever and they make sure their products aren't as resilient and make an excuse for it to be small and portable and storage issues and looks. I don't like that company but it's not like I love Samsung, I just see a clear difference of superiority and which one is trying to take advantage of consumers and another for the better of its progression
Same here. Got a cousin that buys 4k dollars worth mac computer and thinks he is smart. I built a better pc with way better specs for half that.
That’s why as an Apple user who used to use Android, I totally agree. Sideloading apps is something I miss most about Android but I use Apple because of the battery life and update longevity mainly.
Thing is I’ve been in this ecosystem for 15 years, with all my purchases, all my apps, all my movies, + credit card. There is a reason I buy apple products and only half of it is because I actually want them 😭😅😭😓
1:53
Me: mom??
Gimmick: yes son
The reason I’m mad at Apple is because they’re apparently locking sideloading to only Europe to comply with regulations, so I’m dissapointed that I won’t be able to sideload.
You can sideload in America now. Cons are its tethered so you need a mac or pc and you’re limited to 3 apps without paying for the “developer” status which is 100 bucks.
@@Perceptionisreal if you’re talking about altstore, then it’s still a huge inconvenience to refresh apps every 7 days and the down time after each system update.
@@ibleminen yeah Im thinking of altstore and cydia
@@Perceptionisreal That's not a 'solution', it's just a crappy work around. That's basically if you were only limited 3-4 games you can download on your xbox or playstation that you can play without a network, and have to reconnect each week just to keep the playability unless you pay an overpriced fee.
"I bought a prison for myself and I'm mad I have to live in a prison."
if it wasn't for side-loading, I wouldn't be able to use my thermal imaging camera properly. FLIR decided to remove feature(s) from the gen3 usb-c infra-red camera when they updated the app (specifically, locking the temperature scale's colour range vs having it constantly dynamically change what temperature each colour respresents), but since I can install a backup of the OLD app, I can still use it
>Downloads an unauthorized copy of CS:GO on a platform it never is officially released
>Mad because he got a virus
Majestic.
Mutahar isn't saying something new, but we must give him credit to blast fire knowing the consequences of upsetting apple fanboys.
What are they going to do? Throw their eyePhones at him?
@@233kosta lmao
@@233kostaMaybe, but theyre busy "biting the fruit"
Knowing Muta to be a Z Fold user and dissing the "this is a gimmick" people, makes my day feel better.
Z Fold serves a purpose to be both a phone and tablet in one. Actually innovative unlike Apple products. You can enjoy watching content on a much bigger display and also had same functions of a phone
Fold genuinely is fun. I only use tablet form
Haha also like him getting frothy mad about tech misunderstandings and calling people unwashed virgins mid rant
Not the insult I’d go for during a 10 min video about sideloading
Love my Fold. Having a pocket tablet is sexy. I don't care if people think it is a gimmick, I like it and utilize it all the time. Haters need to spend a month with it and then decide. After seeing iPhones being nearly the same price as my Fold, I feel a bit better about my extravagant purchase.
Honestly if Z fold phone to tablet is a gimmick, then the touch screen itself is a gimmick
Why are non-apple users fighting for apple users?
If you want sideloading, just vote with your wallet, and buy a real smartphone.
i don’t care about side loading but they got to open the gates
Im weak he said at the end of the day your mom is a gimmick too 😂😂😂😂😂 that juat made my day
I grew up on Runescape so maybe I'm just very aware of scam tactics but it seems ridiculous how many people are falling for scams. People need to think critically about what they're doing sometimes
In all fairness, most people learn about scams the hard way. Also in all fairness, the understanding if what the internet is and can be should be a bigger leg up for them than it appears to be 😂
runescape should be part of the education system. its the perfect scam sandbox.
@@ince55ant Trimming armour for free!
It seems like common sense has fallen out of fashion
thinking critically is exactly the thing that these people muta showcased is lacking and are clearly nowhere near considering to even think critically
I'll never understand people who argue against having options and instead lick the boot of multibillion $ corporations
I agree, but I think you underestimate how many smooth brain consumers are out there. The CS:GO guy is exhibit A. 😂😂😂
2:24 pictures from the latest iPhones and other latest Android flagships brands r totally similar ,none are better than eachother
Although practically most people who use phones and take pictures don't have dslrs and even if they own one it's much easier to click pictures with a phone and people incentivise to do the same
Also pictures even though flagships(iPhone and Android) have the same quality in pictures ,the app developers of
Major social media sites and apps can't practically make individual apps catered to every flagship Android brands and their own multiple models (although some major social media apps brands has started working only samsung to do that ,now there is a even playing field with iphones through which picture look the same after uploading to the app as it was in the actual photo taken from the samsung Android camera)
Last thing iPhone do have an objective better(close to negligible difference,still a difference) upper hand when it comes to video recording and recently Android flagships brands and have narrowed the gap more n more the years r passing(but may be 4 to 5 years ago the gap was wider than it is now )
As someone who has used Apple mobile devices for years as my main daily drivers, I think sideloading is an awesome feature, those complaining about it are a whole different breed-
I think most people who use Apple products recognise stuff like side-loading and usb-c will only be a good thing. Social media has always been a megaphone for the stupid minority.
@@anironfarm6056 Oh I agree with that 100%
Used a 12 Pro and I believe USB C and sideloading would become the best thing to ever come out on both iPhone and iOS.
I’d love to have Enmity or uYou+ without having to rely on AltServer refreshing all of the damn time.
Edit: Or the Developer stuff at all because of SideStore.
I’ve been side loading softwares on my Mac for a couple of decades now :)
@@anironfarm6056 ive heard from quite few people who are are sooo against having type-c (even tho many of macbooks and ipad pros have already been using it for years now) that they'd rather apple delete the charge port entirely in favor of the vastly inferior wireless charging, ya know the thing that charges slower, produces more heat, and prevents you from actually using you phone while charging? granted i do recognize lightning is better in the sense the ports are easier to clean and less prone to damage, but I think the trade off is worth it for faster charging speeds, faster transfer speeds, and of course wider compatibility since as muta said, basically everything else uses it now, only apple uses lightning.
of course supposedly once the type-c comes with the iphone 15 series, the full cababilities of the tech will be artificially limited to only the version apple sells, everyone other cable will be rendered less capable, so there's that.
It really feels like this mentality has grown more prominent in recent years. The idea that something shouldn't exist because "I don't like it".
It's really infuriating in scenarios like this where it's 100% Opt in and the choice literally cannot affect anyone else.
Like it says right in the video title: Apple Fans Are Actually Brain Damaged...
I have seen it too, its painful... 'it shouldnt be a thing, because I dont like it'
Oh no, it's not even, "I don't like it." It's worse: Apple tells them it's bad, so they'll parrot it uncritically.
Ultimately it does depend upon the thing the person does not like.
Murder for instance should not be a thing.
Animal cruelty as well.
But being able to have the option to have full control of your device? Yeah that is stupid to oppose.
6:47 that is funniest thing i've seen today
1:52 "You know, at the end of the day, your mom is a gimmick too"
Had me laughing loudly for a minute straight.
Didn’t apple have a ridiculous computer design the powermac g4 cube
My wife got an Iphone as a gift slightly more than a year ago from her aunt. She switched out her second phone with the Iphone and used it as a work phone. She seriously and genuinely tried using it for more than a year and was determined to overcome any issues she faced with it and as of three days ago, she finally gave up because she felt it was way too restrictive and doing the simplest things required her to do overly ridiculous measures to achieve a result. She's a lawyer so it was doubly annoying for her because she used it as a work phone and it just can't function as one, in a way that's efficiently productive. She's someone who is practical, tech savvy and neutral so for her to give up and go back to an Android says a lot. People who only use Iphone don't seem to realize that there are simple and quicker ways to do something on an Android phone.
My friend use iPhone only because of internal storage and nothing else.
@@NetBattler which digs at device manufacturers, not the operating system. I'm pretty sad there isen't 128gb devices at decent prices.
@@MmeHyraelle There are, and a lot, actually
This is what made me stop using Apple computers about 10 years ago. I have an iPhone XR now (because it was free) but I plan on updating to an Android as soon as it is convenient to do so.
@@MmeHyraelle bruh, you can get the Redmi note 12 turbo with 16gb ram and 1tb storage for under $500, it's not manufacturers, it's the US phone companies limiting products
It's like seeing people be upset about the fact that people can have responsibilities and mind their own business
reminds me of twitter tbh
Sideloaling is literally how PCs work and how you install things in them. Do those people never had a PC? 🤦♂
'self reported his own stupidity' that got me 🤣🤣
I wonder if there will be a third party movement in Canada and the US to import EU iPhones. The Type-C port sounds like a massive improvement, sideloading or not.
not in america, too many limited govt (while supporting yet another 80 billion dollar military budget increase every year) morons that want to live in a corporate dystopia.
If I get an iPhone I'm 100% gonna look into getting an EU one
Aren't USB-C iPhones gonna be global? I don't think they are gonna have two different versions. But they will make USB-C transfer speed slow if you don't use a MFi-certified cables lol.
@@ilikecringe Knowing Apple I wouldn't be surprised if they keep it to just EU so they can continue taking every penny of revenue from Americans
My old ipad pro 2020 got already USB C.. Let see if the new Iphone accept my original ipad pro usb cable for full speed transfer..
i love how no matter how many different arguments these guys have the answer is always just "dont download it"
Because that’s the answer to everything lol.. people b dumb and go “download” & blame the internet lol
No Shit High IQ ppl know to be responsible and careful. Total idiot need to be locled in the basement for life God Forbid they might download a third party App like the rest of the fully unlocked jailbreak community does.
If that's the answer to your argument then the argument must've been "I'm retarded"
@@aq4780 or blame the operating system.
Yeah, it's an operator error, not a system error 😂
Preaching to the choir bro. I've used side loading my whole life.