Apple won’t let anyone adopt iMessage

I don’t but have heard of folks using it getting banned so Google seems to be interpreting it that way.

Just like the last time he won an election

TOS violation

If only one of you owns the house then that’s what they are. It’s obviously going to vary case by case but one person has a mortgage, and all the responsibilities that come with it, and the other can cut and run any time. It would be pretty unfair to the homeowner if the SO got all the benefits of renting and buying.

GMO could be an important tool for maintaining crop yields during impending climate change. Banning it outright is bat shit crazy. Anti vax attitudes are already gaining traction. Electing an anti vaxxer would be bat shit crazy.

His environmentalism is a facade to try and capture people who think an appeal to nature is as good as actually having ideas.

I didn’t say there weren’t any shops but the cheapest battery job is $60. I’m not even making a strawman argument you’re doing that. Lots of folks would save $30 if they could. Lots of folks are too busy or lazy to go to a shop. I’ve known lots of iPhone users who have failing batteries and they just suffer through an unreliable phone until they have money for a replacement. This would definitely help those people.

The argument that user replaceable batteries forces phones to be significantly bulkier or uglier is just unfounded, companies could easily engineer solutions that are both thin and look good. I had a Galaxy S5 that was waterproof and reasonably thin.

There are 0 shops near me that do a battery replacement for $10. Idk where you are going and are they giving you the replacement battery for free cause that usually costs around 30-50 dollars alone if you get a reputable one. Even after all that, the shop usually has to keep your phone for a few hours at least and people typically don’t have a backup or like to be completely offline for that long.

Sounds like how lots of people use nicotine

Wouldn’t it be cheaper and better for the environment if you print at your local library or office store?