The iPhone 16’s ‘innovative’ design is already being torn apart by iFixit, and it’s clear that Apple’s so-called ‘repair-friendly’ approach is just a facade. The real question is, what’s the true purpose behind the ‘ Camera control’ button that can be manipulated with ease? Is it just a cleverly disguised surveillance tool? And what about the flex cable that measures force? Is it monitoring our every move, every touch, every thought? The heat sink, positioned to keep the A18 chip’s Neural Engine cool, sounds suspiciously like a secret AI-powered mind control device.

And then there’s the ‘innovative’ battery design. You think it’s just a clever way to make it easier to replace, but what if it’s actually a clever way to implant a tracking device? Think about it – the battery is glued in, but with the right voltage, it can be easily dislodged. And what’s to stop Apple from using this technology to secretly monitor our every move, every conversation, every thought? The fact that Apple is releasing repair manuals and iFixit is taking apart the phone is just a smokescreen. Wake up, sheeple! The truth is out there, and it’s not pretty.

And don’t even get me started on the ‘machined ridges’ that supposedly hold the battery in place. What’s the real purpose behind these ridges? Are they just a clever way to keep the battery from moving, or are they actually a hidden mechanism designed to control our every move? The fact that iFixit has brought in microscopic close-ups of these ridges only raises more questions. Is Apple hiding something from us? Are they using this technology to control our minds? The truth is out there, and it’s up to us to uncover it.