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Apple’s T2 Security Chip Has Created a Nightmare for MacBook Refurbishers
Recyclers and refurbishers are beginning to scrap devices that cost $3,000 just two years ago.

This is just anti-Apple fanboy crap. If you care about the environment, then you removed the iCloud lock from your Mac before you sold it.This problem is exactly why real environmentally-conscious consumer DON'T OWN any Apple products. Anyone that does, is just a phony virtue-signaller.
This is just anti-Apple fanboy crap. If you care about the environment, then you removed the iCloud lock from your Mac before you sold it.
Apple off-shoring their profits, not paying their fair share of taxes
Edit: Tell me ONE THING that Apple has done, to promote RE-USE and RE-CYCLING of their products, when no longer desired by their original owner. Rather than making them DISPOSABLE. Can you?
I never claimed that I was an environmentalist, did I? I still use plastic bags, plastic straws, and plastic cutlery (sometimes).if you weren't so busy sniffing your own farts about what a good person you think you are.
kinda seemed like it since you called out everyone that owns a apply product saying they are fake etc.. i know you are a big polluter just with the packaged foods you eat. I just bought another iphone 5s to give away and use the imei to activate another phone hehI never claimed that I was an environmentalist, did I? I still use plastic bags, plastic straws, and plastic cutlery (sometimes).
So Apple themselves have nothing to do with this issue, including inventing and including this new T2 security chip?
It's only because of "user forgot to configure"?
Did you even read the article? Obviously NOT! Because it states that the refurbisher has to wipe the system, and then the user (corporate) has to UN-ENROLL the system, and the the refurbisher has to wipe it AGAIN, to verify!
It's clear who's side your on, and that includes the side of Apple off-shoring their profits, not paying their fair share of taxes, employing slave labor in China (suicide nets!), and generally just giving a huge middle-finger to the environment, by creating a non-viable tech re-use lifespan for their gear.
Edit: Also, this was my understanding, that this was a user-password issue, and not an iCloud security issue.
Edit: Tell me ONE THING that Apple has done, to promote RE-USE and RE-CYCLING of their products, when no longer desired by their original owner. Rather than making them DISPOSABLE. Can you?
So you say your just slamming Apple for the fun of it? Good to know.I never claimed that I was an environmentalist, did I? I still use plastic bags, plastic straws, and plastic cutlery (sometimes).