And if you’re happy to build it yourself then you can even install open source on iOS. Actually, it’s very easy to install open source software. If this was their intention they wouldn’t court catastrophe by saying the opposite. It would be a marketing disaster - and cause major share price tankage.

If you can find evidence that this is their plan, and you can provide this evidence, then you will bring the whole deck of cards down around Apple’s ears. You see, Apple very publicly markets itself as the privacy company. But I’m calling bullshit and giving you a thumbs down. The same as every other laptop and electronic device in the world today. Sadly, the world is choosing skinny and repairability is now a niche requirement (for which you can buy a niche laptop) But that’s true of all major laptops nowadays isn’t it? You can have skinny or you can have easy to repair - you can’t have both. Probably, except I guess that the battery will still be fairly simple to replace. I hope apple will not introduce Hamburger menu to macOS but. With Big Sur apple makes the menu drop-down rounded corner in all 4 corners and i already feel it's unnatural - it feels detached and it is better if the rounded corner only apply to the bottom 2 corners and leave the top 2 corners square (so it is a menu drop-down instead of feeling like a pop-up), but it is just my perfectionist 2 cents.

Menu bar is the center of activities of macintosh since the first System, and i feel apple is unknowingly, partially destroying it with that 'notch'. every app that supports full screen will have the root menu items cramped into the left half of the menu bar or the menu items will be split into two - most of the menu items will be on the left side and one or two remaining will be on the right side, along with the statuses and what's left. As someone mentioned above that the menu bar actually bleeds into the previously unoccupied area of the monitor in full screen mode, i think it is kind of odd.

Floater macbook pro vertical stand