05.12.2023
The number of Apple service outages lately seems to have risen to the point where they’ve become almost routine. This isn’t great for any tech giant, but when the ecosystem
The number of Apple service outages lately seems to have risen to the point where they’ve become almost routine.
This isn’t great for any tech giant, but when the ecosystem is such a huge part of the appeal of Apple products, it becomes a far bigger deal …
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