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Apple Adds New Parental Controls to iPhone, iPad and Mac: Here’s What Changes

Apple is rolling out new parental controls for iPhone, iPad and Mac, including website approvals, Screen Time changes and expanded safety tools. The post Apple Adds New Parental Controls to iPhone, iPad and Mac: Here’s What Changes appeared first on TechRepublic .

In a recent podcast episode, the host expressed surprise at the absence of volume control on the new AirPods 5, a feature that is common in lower-cost wireless earbuds. While colleagues argued that the feature was not particularly useful, the host insisted that it is a basic necessity for any earbuds. The host found it absurd that a $129 price tag for the AirPods 5 precludes this fundamental function, which can be found in cheaper alternatives priced under $20 on Amazon.

The host went on to argue that Apple's decision to exclude this basic feature is indicative of the company's arrogance and unwillingness to offer value for money. The host concluded by stating that consumers should seek out earbuds that offer genuine value and respect the user, rather than being nickel-and-dimed for features that should have been included from the start.

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