Like why all android phones now copy apple old dual sim indicator now copy for really same Kinda i dont know why apple never copy by android

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As always, I got it among the first in the world. Ready to answer your questions !

And it seems the sentiment is "this news is too good to be true". Very interesting read here: https://daringfireball.net/2025/12/bad_dye_job

His replacement is a long-time designer Stephen Lemay. Could this be the turning point for Apple to get their OS UIs back into place?

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A prompt appears in Settings telling users: “UK law requires you to confirm you are an adult to change content restrictions.”

Unverified users get Safari’s Content Filter enabled, blocking adult websites until they scan an ID or credit card to verify they are 18+. It also blocks you from seeing sensitive images in apps like iMessage and through AirDrop.

Apple claims that they’re required by UK law to verify a user’s age and therefore must block them from visiting adult websites in their own browser on their own phone, on the OS-level.

The truth is that the UK Online Safety Act only requires that service providers like Tinder, Reddit, pornography platforms, etc. perform age verification, not mobile operating systems like iOS.

Apple has decided to implement device-level blocking for adult websites when they weren’t even required to.

Your own phone, that you own, is dictating what websites you can open in your browser.

Sources:

1. Per Ofcom’s own guidance, the Act applies to user-to-user services, search engines, and pornography sites, iOS and other mobile operating systems don’t fall under any of those: https://www.ofcom.org.uk/online-safety/illegal-and-harmful-content/guide-for-services. “The Act applies to user-to-user services and search services that have links to the UK.” and “User-to-user services are services where users can encounter content generated, uploaded or shared by other users.”
2. “The Act’s duties apply to search services and services that allow users to post content online or to interact with each other.” Again, iOS was not required to implement device-level blocking and is lying about being “required” to: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/online-safety-act-explainer/online-safety-act-explainer
3. Ofcom today praised Apple for taking the initiative, and Engadget also affirms that Apple was not required by law to implement OS level age verification and blocking websites in Safari until age verified. “Apple’s decision that the UK will be one of the first countries in the world to receive new child safety protections on devices is a real win for children and families” per Ofcom via Engadget’s article https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/apple-introduces-age-verification-for-icloud-accounts-in-the-uk-115340237.html and “Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator, praised Apple for the decision, especially since it’s not required to implement age verification for the iOS or its App Store under the region’s Online Safety Act.” per Engadget

I will honestly upgrade to 17 pro if this ships with it. On launch date. My 14 pro has terrible battery and Oxygen OS 15 is very plain. This design just kicks so hard in the nostalgia I simply love it!

48hrs until Apple  release iOS 18 to the general Public. Approx 1.7 Billion ( 1,700,000,000 ) will get the following Software Updates:

• iOS 18
• iPadOS 18
• watchOS 11
• macOS Seqouia
• tvOS 18
• HomePod OS 18

Fingers crossed this could change, pro controls especially are 100% software.

What do you think?

this is on iOS 26.4 b1

Source: https://www.macrumors.com/2025/11/05/apple-siri-google-gemini-partnership/