Впервые с весны 2022 года компания Apple решила пересмотреть свои условия работы в РФ. И новости не радуют:
— в Apple TV больше не добавят ни одного нового сериала или фильма; — Apple Fitness прекращает обновления.
И это, возможно, ещё не всё! Есть слухи, что изменения могут затронуть и Apple ID. Что ж, готовим свои «яблочные» устройства к превращению в стильный кирпич?
Впервые с весны 2022 года компания Apple решила пересмотреть свои условия работы в РФ. И новости не радуют:
— в Apple TV больше не добавят ни одного нового сериала или фильма; — Apple Fitness прекращает обновления.
И это, возможно, ещё не всё! Есть слухи, что изменения могут затронуть и Apple ID. Что ж, готовим свои «яблочные» устройства к превращению в стильный кирпич?
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