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Why do Apple and cellular carriers want your old phone? There’s a $64.5 billion secondhand phone market. @JoannaStern explains how it works. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
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Watch: Third-party iPhone cases release at the same time as Apple comes out with new phones. How does this happen? WSJ’s Dalvin Brown explains. on.wsj.com
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Apple iPhone charging cables could be changing in 2023, and as @nicnguyen explains, you may want to wait to upgrade until they do #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
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Tech worker explains what to do if your iPhone is stolen and they try to extort you via text by threatening to release its contents
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Apple iPhone charging cables could be changing in 2023, and as @nicnguyen explains, you may want to wait to upgrade until they do #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
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How to share your location with your real brother (or other family or friend)—not Big Brother. @nicnguyen explains using Apple Find My, Google Maps and more. on.wsj.com
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Apple is charging further into the world of money and as @djtgallagher explains, the company is becoming more dependent on services tied to its hardware #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
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Why do Apple and cellular carriers want your old phone? There’s a $64.5 billion secondhand phone market. @JoannaStern explains how it works. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
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Thieves can steal your iPhone and passcode to lock you out of your Apple account. @JoannaStern explains one thing you can do to prevent this. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
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@dailydot.com2 years ago
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Watch: Third-party iPhone cases release at the same time as Apple comes out with new phones. How does this happen? WSJ’s Dalvin Brown explains. on.wsj.com
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