Again, like you said, what is described in the article is a big claim, and it should require a big proof, not some trust-me-bro apple marketing.

Or, they walk in through the back door.

Any iPhone? Almost certainly.

The big claim is that they couldn’t get into the reporter’s iPhone. You are right to demand proof before believing something so obviously made up.

“Some tiny fraction of a decimal far far away is off”.

“All of the lines are slowly drifting apart”

It sounds incredibly vague and not real.

Lol people believe anything. I would need an actual source before reacting to this story in anyway.

I sincerely hope that that the people who made emotional replies to your story are bots…

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Yea, so a mis-translation. That’s not what we call them in english.

These are not fatbikes. Fatbikes are normal pedal bikes with big tires that are good in snow.

These are Fat Tire e-bikes. You should always be calling them ebikes when discussing them in English. Perhaps this is a mis translation.