I have recently viewed on YouTube, a person who goes by the name "EverythingAppleProHere". Is the information this person posts legitimate or can it be trusted? What are his credentials for posting this information?
Sincerely,
W. Bell
iPhone 3GS, iOS 6
You are not speaking with Apple employees here - this is a user to user forum and unless someone were to personally know the person you are referring to (who could be located anywhere in the world), how would we know if s/he is legitimate? Having said that, I generally only trust a tech or instructional video if it is produced by the company making the software or hardware - in other words, unless I am sure of the answer, I do not trust anything on Youtube, Facebook, or wherever - I don't believe you need any credentials to post on any of these.
PS - I just did a google search and it appears they are promoting things that are not supported by Apple (to put it mildly). So that means you can't get any help for it here and you'd proceed at your own risk.
What about TechRax? iTwe4kz? Remy Mugen (iDeviceMovies)? Knosrocks? thenewboston? GizmoSlip?
Apple has one Youtube channel:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/7-leading-youtube-channels-apple/
or:
https://www.youtube.com/user/Apple
That is it. There is nothing wrong with it - it does not show anything except ads and promotional content.
Is GizmoSlip safe for my kids, since I went on YouTube, and the explosion made by him is on top, and is Trending. Plus it is not being restricted. How old do you think my kids must be since one of their iPads and iPhones were broken, and they click randomly, my cousins don't have much money to fix, one time they opened some random video. I am 33, the oldest nephew/niece is 13.
Look, using YouTube to find things ways to blow up, break, stress you iOS devices is just antithetical to common sense. You really need to decide if you want to believe everything you see on the internet, and deal with the consequences, or stop making such obviously bad decisions. No one on this forum is going to help someone who breaks their own device.
GB
But why does he destroy 50 iPhones? I disliked it, had to watch it on a different channel from my personal, and watched it on a different computer.
iOSAndroidRebel wrote:
But why does he destroy 50 iPhones? I disliked it, had to watch it on a different channel from my personal, and watched it on a different computer.
How could anyone here know why someone would do something on YouTube? It obviously provides endless entertainment for you, so I guess that's one reason they might do it.
I never watch him since he does one airstrike. I watch TechRax and EverythingApplePro for entertainment, but they are sometimes fake for their tests. Guess what: That video isn't even restricted even if Restricted Mode is turned on, like last January, I flagged it multiple times for YouTube to take it down.
I don't watch anything like that on Youtube and it has nothing to do with this legitimate support forum here.
We don't know who these people are and personally, I don't care. I would not trust any of them.
If this is something you like to do, great, but don't ask here who they are. Anyone can post anything on Youtube.
Do you trust llllasss and Kappy?
Please stop.
I Am sorry, I am gonna take a break since I am going to the mall today.
I believe it is time .......
DFTT
Yes, DFTT time.
So what is on the shopping list today or is this just window shopping? I need some brown loafers could you scout out some recommendations for me. My black ones are Mephisto, I prefer comfort over style.
gail from maine wrote:
What are you talking about now?
And, yes, all of the user names you mentioned are hackers, if not trolls. They are not Apple, they do not represent Apple.
GB
iDeviceHelp is on Apple's iOS 10.2 Security content website.
Legitimate information?
