Stephen Johnson+FollowApple’s AI Moves: Security or Stagnation?Apple just dropped macOS Sequoia 15.6, but instead of flashy features, it’s all about bug fixes and security. Is this a sign Apple’s prioritizing user safety, or just stalling before the big macOS Tahoe update? With Apple Intelligence expanding and older Macs soon left behind, are we witnessing a smarter, safer ecosystem—or just more fragmentation? Let’s debate: are these updates really protecting us, or just prepping us for the next big thing? #Tech #AppleIntelligence #macOS00Share
Brittney Pope+FollowIs Your Mac About to Be Left Behind?Apple’s latest move is shaking up the Mac world—MacOS Tahoe will be the last update for Intel-based Macs, even some models from just a few years ago. As Apple doubles down on its own chips, are you ready to upgrade, or do you think this leaves loyal users in the dust? How do you feel about Rosetta’s days being numbered? Let’s talk about what this means for Mac longevity and innovation. #AppleNews #MacOS #TechDebate #Tech00Share
rbarr+FollowIs Apple Leaving Intel Macs Behind Too Soon?Apple just announced that MacOS Tahoe will be the last major update for Intel-based Macs—even some models from 2020 are on the chopping block. As Apple completes its shift to its own chips, Intel Mac users face a future without new features and, eventually, app compatibility. Is this the price of innovation, or is Apple moving on too quickly from recent devices? Let’s debate! #AppleNews #MacOS #TechDebate10Share
chenmichele+FollowDo You Still Eject Your USB Drives?Let’s settle this: Do you always eject your USB drive, or do you just pull it out and hope for the best? While Windows has a built-in safeguard, it’s not bulletproof—especially if you’re still moving files. On macOS, skipping eject is even riskier thanks to background processes and write caching. Have you ever lost data from yanking a drive too soon, or is this just an overblown tech myth? Let’s hear your stories and best practices! #TechDebate #DataSecurity #USB #TechTips #MacOS #Windows #Tech130Share
