Can't be linked to the Apple ID since sideloaded apps are not subject to the ID and you can also use a device without an Apple ID.
My guess is it’ll use the region the device was activated in, which happens before the Apple ID is signed in
this is actually incorrect. Switzerland is not an EU member state.
It is very likely to be a result of the article/model number and its ending. This format is already used to apply geo restrictions such as having no access to FaceTime.
It's different restricting access vs granting it, what happens if an EU based user is using an iPhone purchased elsewhere?
It’s like when you import a product for self use which has not been certified, and the manufacturer is not to be held responsible for imported reselling. They do, in fact, have a product already selling in said markets.
It was more of a test for wether browsers were anything different yet and not just a skinned Safari…why would the browser engine magically change? Obviously the developers would have to update it and that is not going to be allowed to be published in the store until iOS 17 goes live and even then it isnt even officially coming yet.
Where does this come from? Any references? Does it really make sense for a developer to maintain 2 versions?
Yea, but since Apps would have to be updated and app using the Xcode for iOS 17 cannot be submitted to the App Store for review a week before iOS 17 comes out (with the app updates being released on iOS 17's release), it's a pointless test......
They don‘t need to submit it to the App Store, they can just test it internally. Iirc, there have already been news of at least Chrome getting tested with its own engine, and it‘s already months old.
www.macrumors.com
www.macrumors.com
It is. Japanese iPhones can never turn off the shutter sound. It’s hardware linked.
I highly doubt that or else third party apps couldn‘t disable it either.
