That's pretty stupid. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the device presumably has no idea what the impedance of the sink is, or what the sink even is. AUX port on your car that requires max volume out of your iPhone to have reasonable dynamic range? Doesn't matter. Audiophile high-impedance headphones that need a bit more oomph to be usable? Doesn't matter.
The angle on this tweet annoys me quite a bit, though.
> Here‘s my reason to jailbreak as soon as one is out. Do I own my iPhone or does it own me? #patronage
Really? We're going to assign blame to the closed ecosystem here? Really? I love FOSS as much as anyone but the screenshot attached to the tweet shows clearly where the blame should go:
> In certain regions, these notifications cannot be turned off due to regulations and safety standards.
The problem is Big Brother government, the bureaucrats who think that they need to impose on your life to improve your life, and the people who vote them into office and keep them there. Apple is just doing what they're legally required to do.
The angle on this tweet annoys me quite a bit, though.
> Here‘s my reason to jailbreak as soon as one is out. Do I own my iPhone or does it own me? #patronage
Really? We're going to assign blame to the closed ecosystem here? Really? I love FOSS as much as anyone but the screenshot attached to the tweet shows clearly where the blame should go:
> In certain regions, these notifications cannot be turned off due to regulations and safety standards.
The problem is Big Brother government, the bureaucrats who think that they need to impose on your life to improve your life, and the people who vote them into office and keep them there. Apple is just doing what they're legally required to do.