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The EU forced Apple to allow users to replace their own batteries, Apple did so by making the process as troublesome for users as possible.

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  • The EU regulation is not in force yet. I doubt Apple's current solution is in accordance to the new regulations despite the title making it seem as if Apple successfully sidestepped it.

    Another user in the thread incorrectly thinks Apple's current port has also circumvented the USB-C port requirement with it's current port.

    While regulations can be circumvented (sometimes by design) there is no benefit in a defeatist attitude where Apple (and other corps) are inevitably going to defeat customer protections.

    • Does anyone actually use LibreOffice?

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  • Sure, used it at a job this past year, writer and calc.

    After spending a couple of days to secure a PC to be able to do my job I was not going to spend another week getting them to find me an office license.

    Had no issues with sharing documents with colleagues (except excel not parsing a regex from calc) or with the public. Way more issues with people not actually understanding how to use word and excel and do proper formatting. Calc also had a gui method to multi-criteria filtering that the various versions of excel around the office did not.

    I also used Impress to edit some PDFs for another older gig. Bit clunky and you must have the fonts used in the original. Just remember a pdf may be a hassle to edit but it is editable and not proof of anything (on it's own).