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Mine will not update when it is on a wireless charger. It seems like it has to be directly plugged in.
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Well I let it gently caress off long enough that I can just force it to update straight to 14.4.2 and be done with it for the time being. 
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Mar 26, 2021 22:03
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Calculating a 2 year lifespan for an iphone is kinda silly, Apple is good with support, a new iphone should last 3 years minimum and I know people who've happily kept theirs for 4-5 with a battery upgrade.
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Mar 27, 2021 04:02
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Yeah my X was the first iPhone I took past 3 years and the most noticeable issues were the camera and the aging battery. The camera is so drat good on the 12 I can imagine keeping this 3-4 years.
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Mar 27, 2021 12:11
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The Lord Bude posted:Calculating a 2 year lifespan for an iphone is kinda silly, Apple is good with support, a new iphone should last 3 years minimum and I know people who've happily kept theirs for 4-5 with a battery upgrade. I bought my original generation iPhone SE 3 1/2 years ago and plan on keeping it past when it receives new versions of iOS. I recently got the battery replaced in the device. There's this belief in this thread that a compelling time to upgrade an iPhone is when it no longer gets the new version of iOS, largely for device security reasons, but old versions of iOS still receive security updates. Apple just released a security update for iOS 12 yesterday.
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Mar 27, 2021 13:26
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How long you keep your phone depends on a combo of just how much age factors, especially battery and “slower phone” bother you versus new phone. Which, the separation gets bigger as you have the phone longer, IE the 12 is out now, irs a bigger jump up form iPhone 8 compared to if you have an iPhone 11. The phones have def plateaued to where even “older” phones like a 7 or 8 hold their value better than like, an iPhone 5 that because noticeably slow at some point (which was still 4-5 years after its release). I upgrade sooner because I like having the latest phone, and for me I use it so much that it makes sense for me. It’s just depends on your personal preference, and how much you want to spend on a new phone, or save by keeping your current phone money wise.
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Mar 27, 2021 13:43
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silence_kit posted:I bought my original generation iPhone SE 3 1/2 years ago and plan on keeping it past when it receives new versions of iOS. I recently got the battery replaced in the device. That makes me wonder what the oldest phone still receiving security updates is, and what’s the oldest phone they’ll replace the battery on?
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Mar 27, 2021 14:12
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Sri.Theo posted:That makes me wonder what the oldest phone still receiving security updates is, and what’s the oldest phone they’ll replace the battery on? 5S is the oldest phone that got yesterday’s update. hardware service lifespan is five years after discontinuation date guaranteed and up to seven years if parts are available
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Mar 27, 2021 16:02
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There was someone who was splitting fantastical subscriptions. Is anyone still doing this ?
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Mar 27, 2021 16:26
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I bought my X in November 2017 (from Duckman!) and it is still an amazing phone. Just did a battery upgrade last month and I am hoping to be set for another 2 years.
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Mar 27, 2021 16:55
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The best part about smartphones lately is that if you don't care about cameras, their lifespan goes way up. Apple loves to brag about how badass and fast all their latest processors are but if all you're doing is texting and streaming stuff it's wasted horsepower. It's unfortunate you have to replace the battery every 2-3 years but we can't have everything.
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Mar 27, 2021 17:01
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xzzy posted:The best part about smartphones lately is that if you don't care about cameras, their lifespan goes way up. Apple loves to brag about how badass and fast all their latest processors are but if all you're doing is texting and streaming stuff it's wasted horsepower. Agreed, although the badass processors is a good bit of what makes them last that long (I think you’re somewhat inferring that, so just emphasizing). Bizarro Kanyon posted:I bought my X in November 2017 (from Duckman!) and it is still an amazing phone. Just did a battery upgrade last month and I am hoping to be set for another 2 years.  glad it’s still working out !
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Mar 27, 2021 18:47
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Can anyone recommend a good multi-port USB-C charger? I ordered this one from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08KDNZBWX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It works OK but it has issues with having more than one device charging. I guess whatever 'intelligent' power delivery it uses isn't too intelligent so sometimes you have to reseat the cable to reset the port and make it charge. Like, if I have my iPhone 12 charging on a USB-C port and my watch charging on the USB-A port, sometimes one of them won't actually start charging until I reseat the cable. I'd prefer at least 2 usb-c ports (since Apple has started bundling near everything with usb-c cables) and a USB-A port. Also, does anyone want an X/XS saddle brown leather case? It's already got the patina. I'll just give it to you, all you gotta pay is the shipping costs.
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Mar 27, 2021 19:39
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 Good job there when the 2FA. You tried?
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Mar 27, 2021 20:09
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xzzy posted:Ok, then use Spotify? What is wrong with goons like this, you can’t have it two ways- this is not an echo chamber. If you can come proclaiming Apple Music is great, people can come saying it isn’t. gently caress off.
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Mar 27, 2021 20:51
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ijyt posted:What is wrong with goons like this, you can’t have it two ways- this is not an echo chamber. If you can come proclaiming Apple Music is great, people can come saying it isn’t. gently caress off. What is wrong with goons like this, who can't read the entire discussion and spout off on poo poo taken out of context?
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Mar 27, 2021 22:06
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I still don’t think I have found a service that does what what Pandora used to do as well as they did. I don’t know if it was the fact they analyzed music more than other services do now but there recommendation engine was unparalleled and so easy to use. Just load a playlist thumbs up and down or skip and it just learned what you liked.
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Disappointing Pie posted:I still don’t think I have found a service that does what what Pandora used to do as well as they did. I don’t know if it was the fact they analyzed music more than other services do now but there recommendation engine was unparalleled and so easy to use. Just load a playlist thumbs up and down or skip and it just learned what you liked. Given Pandora's origins (and that their secret sauce is proprietary), that's not surprising.
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Mar 28, 2021 01:29
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Just for clarification, if I install the current public beta for 14.5, if I want to install the official release when it drops, all I have to do is remove the public beta profile, restart the phone, and check for updates? Apple's own directions state: When the next public version of iOS is available, install it to move back to a non-beta version of iOS. If an update is already available, you can install it by going to Settings > General > Software Update, but the iOS version must be later than the version you have. Are they referencing "14.5" or the build number?
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Mar 28, 2021 02:04
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x-post : Inner Light posted:Dunno where to post this but just got news that LastPass is going to paid only for more than 1 device (phone or PC), which is gonna make me immediately want an alternative. I have been a LP apologist for a while but no more!
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Inner Light posted:x-post : Bitwarden is the answer, anyway. Forget 1pass.
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bobfather posted:Bitwarden is the answer, anyway. Forget 1pass. Free, Bitwarden, paid, 1Password.
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Buff Hardback posted:Free, Bitwarden, paid, 1Password. I think paid Bitwarden outclasses 1Pass. Self-hosted bitwarden_rs is also paid Bitwarden for free.
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Mar 28, 2021 03:07
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Bitwarden all the way, very easy to port over from Lastpass.
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Anyone ever tried Bitwarden self hosted in a business? Any gotchas to know about?
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Mar 28, 2021 03:23
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Inner Light posted:x-post : 1 Password has worked fantastically for me, and for what it does it’s actually fairly cheap. Can recommend it enough. Never looked at last pass, so no comment there.
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Snuffman posted:Bitwarden all the way, very easy to port over from Lastpass. And Keep rear end apparently which I've done between reading a few posts back and this one. Since it's no longer maintained. It had the best name of free pw software.
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:And Keep rear end apparently which I've done between reading a few posts back and this one. Since it's no longer maintained. It had the best name of free pw software. Keepass is absolutely still maintained, but it's a free for all ecosystem. There's a group at the top that make the reference version of the software and they leave porting it to other OS' up to other people. The current best option for iOS is KeePassium (there's some others out there that are technically fine but KeePassium has the best featuere set you can get without paying).
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xzzy posted:Keepass is absolutely still maintained, but it's a free for all ecosystem. There's a group at the top that make the reference version of the software and they leave porting it to other OS' up to other people. The current best option for iOS is KeePassium (there's some others out there that are technically fine but KeePassium has the best featuere set you can get without paying). Ohhhhhh, thanks. I was wondering why the desktop version had updated but the iOS app I have keeps saying "it's not you, it's me." Well now I have two options.
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So the issue with LP is that you have to pay for it now? Lol
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I just use iCloud Keychain
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Mar 28, 2021 04:59
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1password 2fa integration and Privacy.com card creation is worth the $36/yr for me.
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FCKGW posted:1password 2fa integration and Privacy.com card creation is worth the $36/yr for me. Still don’t understand how the 1P 2fa integration makes any sense. It reduces the “something you know” + “something you have”, which are the two factors, to just your 1pass credentials. Why is this desirable???
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tuyop posted:Still don’t understand how the 1P 2fa integration makes any sense. It reduces the “something you know” + “something you have”, which are the two factors, to just your 1pass credentials. Why is this desirable??? Because 99% of attacks are using credential stuffing anyway. It's highly unlikely that someone's going to come and beat you up for your password and your 2FA code, whether or not you're using a password manager. 2FA being enabled just makes them go "okay cool we're not getting into that account If someone managed to get into my phone physically, they'd have my 2FA app anyway. If someone wanted to attack my 1Password account without one of my devices, they'd need to crack my 4+ word passphrase, the secret key, and then 2FA with either U2F from my physical keys or the OTP stored on my phone. very unlikely
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tuyop posted:So the issue with LP is that you have to pay for it now? Lol Well, there’s also their history of security gently caress ups. They’ve been a poor choice compared to 1Password, bitwarden, and keepass for years.
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Lastpass is insecure by design, with the hope being it's toughened enough to not be an issue. This has led to multiple completely elementary attacks being done against it. 1Password / bitwarden / keepASS are secure by design. Don't use lastpass. Unrelated question: is there any way to tell when an iOS version goes EOL? I'm sure I used to be able to look this up, but it seems I can't. I'm specifically wondering when iOS 12 stops getting security fixes. e: I'm aware it got one this week, which is why I'm asking 
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SweetMercifulCrap! posted:Just for clarification, if I install the current public beta for 14.5, if I want to install the official release when it drops, all I have to do is remove the public beta profile, restart the phone, and check for updates? Build number.
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LODGE NORTH posted:I just use iCloud Keychain Which is fine unless you ever want to use a non-Apple device.
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Sri.Theo posted:Which is fine unless you ever want to use a non-Apple device. Using a non Apple device ? Obvious heresy.
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Sri.Theo posted:Which is fine unless you ever want to use a non-Apple device. I always have my phone with me though so I can find the password I need.
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