APPLE’S DECEITFUL PLANS EXPOSED: NEW iPHONES AND MACS COMING, BUT AT WHAT COST?

Apple’s got a lot of tricks up its sleeve, and it’s about to unleash a barrage of new devices on the world. But don’t be fooled – these "innovations" come with a price tag that’s higher than just the cost of the devices themselves.

According to a new report, Apple is planning to launch new iPhones and Macs in the coming months, with the latter being upgraded to the M4 chip. But what does this really mean? For starters, it means that Apple is trying to create a sense of urgency and FOMO (fear of missing out) among its customers. It’s a classic marketing ploy, and one that’s designed to get people to buy more stuff than they need.

And what about the environmental impact of all these new devices? The production and disposal of electronic waste is a massive problem, and Apple’s relentless pursuit of profit is only making things worse. It’s time to start questioning the company’s values and priorities.

But wait, there’s more. Apple’s also planning to launch a new, entry-level MacBook Pro, which will likely be marketed as a "budget-friendly" option. But let’s be real – this is just a way for Apple to get more people hooked on its ecosystem and buy more stuff. It’s a clever ploy, but one that’s ultimately bad for consumers.

So, what’s the takeaway from all this? Apple’s new devices are coming, but they’re not as exciting as they seem. In fact, they’re just another example of the company’s relentless pursuit of profit and its willingness to sacrifice the environment and consumer well-being in the process. It’s time to start questioning the company’s values and priorities, and to demand more from the tech industry as a whole.