Tbh I thought it had been compromised by Russia for the last 10 years.

That seems to be what the EU wants? At least that’s my understanding after all this back and forth 🤷‍♂️

I’m not arguing that offsets are “okay” but they are what I have always understood the term “carbon neutral” to mean. I don’t think very many people understood what I wrote 🤷‍♂️

I mean… okay. What if I took a $1 bill from you and replaced with 4 quarters? Would that be “money neutral”? These metaphors aren’t really clearing up my confusion.

Does the EU want carbon neutral to mean “zero carbon emitted during manufacturing/shipping/etc”?

If so, that’s fine and clears up my confusion.

I just think a “zero carbon” moniker would make more sense than “carbon neutral” which (at least to me) infers some kind of offset.

Okay so does carbon neutral mean “produced without any carbon emissions”?

I’m confused on what the EU is going for here. When I read “carbon neutral” I assume that means minimized emissions + carbon offsets.

I’m not sure if “zero carbon” is even a thing but it sounds like that is what EU wants “carbon neutral” to mean?

Fairly certain it’s just an OS crash but good luck getting apple support to help confirm that 🙄

A crash makes sense actually, and for whatever reason it never crossed my mind but that would explain what we’re all seeing.

Wonder what could cause a crash on so many iPhones on the same night? 🤔

I chatted with Apple support and they seemed to think the gap in the battery graph was normal if the screen was off?

I have suspicions that Focus modes also have some impact as to how the graph is displayed but haven’t confirmed it yet. The support rep seemed to think the passcode prompt was a coincidence as it’s something iPhone will prompt for after 6.5 days of not using a passcode.

I had an iPhone 15 plus that was showing a last status of “10 hours ago” in Find My. Once I called it, it immediately checked in and the battery graph on that phone showed a gap right up until the moment I called the phone.

Potentially, yeah. I have an iPhone 8 Plus on 15.7 and it did not experience a power down or restart last night but my 15 Pro on 17.0.3 did.

Idk if this answers your question or not, but this might at least explain some of what’s going on: https://dpreview.com/articles/2668153890/apple-s-iphone-15-and-15-pro-imaging-tech-examined

This is usually what I do as well.

I was attempting from a laptop the entire time and it didn’t look like pre-orders actually went live until ~7-10 minutes after the hour.

For migrating your best bet is probably Thunderbird or Outlook, whatever you prefer. Use that app to export a copy of your mailbox from the old mail servers, then import all of those into your single icloud mailbox using the same application.

I’ve never migrated mail into an icloud mailbox though so there may be some hiccups there that I’m not aware of.

1. You likely only changed DNS records, so old mail is still sitting on the previous mail servers. icloud isn’t a ‘typical’ mail server so migrating old email to it would really just be copying all of those old emails into your single icloud mailbox. what’ve you done so far will only affect new email being sent to the domains you’ve imported to icloud.
2. icloud aliases all of your custom domains to the single icloud mailbox. So no, you won’t have separate mailboxes for each ‘account’, everything will happen within the one mailbox.
3. configure thunderbird for your icloud account/mailbox only since all of the emails point to that single destination.

Really wish all governments would do this.

I’ve always used Amphetamine

I’m planning on moving from an 11 Pro to a 15 Pro, but not the Max versions, they’re just to big for me.