Mm and mm are very different. Mg and mg are very different. Mbps and MB/s are very different. People lacking basic education to be able to read units properly have to deal with that themselves.
They are not the exact same. Somebody else already talked a whole thread about the reason as to why.
What I would argue for is every company at least all advertising the same unit, so that when comparing it becomes easier to do so.
We should NOT accommodate for the stupid if that means lying about the facts. My two cents.
True. However, fining them will impact their profits, which impacts the valuation of the company and their competitiveness (due to needing to charge their customers higher prices as you mentioned, compared to their competitors), and both will hit the pockets of the shareholders. The only thing that needs to be kept in mind is that breaking the law should not increase profits more than the punishment would decrease it, so netto it should impact their profits.
And morally it is justified to compensate the victims.
T-Mobile had a similar subscription in the Netherlands for mobile internet: you got a certain amount of GB with normal bandwidth, when you reached that quota, your bandwidth got limited to 400kbps (but unlimited amount of data).
Not for home internet though.
I just dont understand the “in-house” chips part. What in-house chips?
Later in the article they mention “alternative” chip manufacturers. What alternative manufacturers? AMD?
IPO? Huh? Isn’t NVIDIA already a public company?
There is still hope for the 11 series. It all comes down whether MTE support will be confirmed or not. I expect we will have an answer in a couple months.
They aren’t shipped with GrapheneOS because the developers of GrapheneOS explicitly don’t want this. They dont want any possibility of some backdoor caused by the manufacturer to bring down their reputation.
It not being shipped with GrapheneOS is on purpose.
The 9a/10a models should be around that price new. You’ll have an easier time finding something refurbished or used though.
The OEM install is the default ROM and anything else is a custom ROM. Vanilla AOSP would also be considered custom in this situation.
Many resellers are honeypots from the government that implemented backdoors. That’s why.
The GrapheneOS developers have been publicly saying that there are plans to support lower tier models in the future.
Same here, bought a Pixel 9 Pro XL couple months ago because I just couldn’t wait any longer. Glad I did.
They aren’t shipped with GrapheneOS because the developers of GrapheneOS explicitly don’t want this. They dont want any possibility of some backdoor caused by the manufacturer to bring down their reputation.
It not being shipped with GrapheneOS is on purpose.
I really hope that the Graphene developers pointed out to Motorola that this price point would not sell that well to their community, so that it would be expected. From what I understood, there are already plans to support lower models in the future too.
Same here with the 9 Pro XL, got it refurbished couple months ago, my previous Motorola phone was starting to give up and I just couldn’t wait anymore. I’m glad I didn’t wait.
What phone are you currently using?
The plans with Motorola are going further than this model, from what I understood future cheaper models will start supporting GrapheneOS too. They just started with the flagship and will probably start working downwards until it wouldn’t be economically feasible to have all the necessary security features incorporated in the phone.
Same but bought a refurbished Pixel 9 Pro XL
Nah man at this point you are purposefully ignoring the bits that are being sent to your device which are then converted to bytes so that your pixels can communicate the letters that are forming words to you, from which the sentences are apparently too difficult for you to understand.