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How Apple's Hearing Aid and Hearing Test will work on AirPods Pro
(www.engadget.com)
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this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2024
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TBF it wouldn't in a functional healthcare system.
TbF assuming you are talking about US, my pet unicorn could just heal me with her laser eyes as this is slightly more likely to happen than a functional healthcare system.
For a brief moment, we made a lot of money for our investors from less ugly, way more exclusionary tech.
You would rather be indirectly gouged by a no-name brand that creates an inferior one-off product than buy an Apple product.
This is the hill you chose and no amount of government healthcare can save you from it.
My mother already has bluetooth in ear hearing aids that you cannot see. Quit jerking off Apple, edgelord.
Cool. Every tech paper I've read has said how terrible their hearing aids are compared to AirPods, so your anecdote is meaningless.
Also, did that hearing aid retail for under $300?
So are yours.
Tech papers are not anecdotal.
You will never regret or acknowledge the error.
Enjoy your hill.
Can we have links to said papers?