I was wondering if anyone has same problem. When i plug the iphone to my windows laptop the folders in iphone showing a chinese word next to the folder name. Also images format having different type of word and when i copy them to the windows, it doesn't recognize them as images.
"Fake Airpods Pro: So in the section on the back where it says designed in california and assembled in china.. it says 'Assembleed in China' could this be a typo SOMEHOW or are they fake? I got them from a friend who didnt use them anymore so I do not know. "
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Serial number validation does mean anything, even if the warranty is still valid. What scammers do is to use a legitimate serial number and copy it on 10s or 100s or more devices. What often happens (happened to me as well) is that some function on your AirPods is not working properly (modes, microphone, charging, you name it), and you take it to the Apple store to fix it, and when they run it through their system, they can see multiple (in my case hundreds of) service requests under that serial number. This is all the people who in hope of getting their AirPods to work, took them to the Apple store and realized it is counterfeit.
Creating a counterfeit device requires some effort, but copying legitimate serial numbers off legitimate boxes and from helpful internet postings is easy. Particularly if you plan to make a few thousand copies of each serial number, or more.
Hi! You are God damn cool! Only one question: did you try to compare 6s lightning connector with iphone 7? It seems to be the easiest way. Copy 6s structure and make it in a form factor of iphone 7s. If this works you can charge and use headphones at the same time
Reportedly, a few iPhone clones are available in China at very inexpensive costs. And now there's a new one from LeEco, a company that used to be quite popular in India. Its most recent phone appears to be a carbon copy of Apple's iPhone 13. The phone, known as the LeTV Y1 Pro, costs CNY 499 (about Rs. 6000) and is essentially an inexpensive Android smartphone.
We compare our prices to our competitors- and we know that we come out of it favourably. While we have to offer copy screens to remain competitive, we always advise customers to go for the original.
My challenge is that I want Lightroom to import the keywords that are embedded in the .xmp file; otherwise, I would just throw away the .xmp file. One possibility would be to figure out how to get exiftool to copy the keywords from the .xmp files directly into the .heic files. Or else, I still need to figure out how to correct what's in the .xmp files. Both of those are beyond my exiftool skills, so advice would be very much appreciated.
Two example files are here. In a text editor, the (entire) .xmp file produced by Photos 5.0 looks like this:
Remember the StikBox? The creative smartphone case selfie stick raised over $40K on Kickstarter for a product that would eventually cost about $47. But before the Kickstarter was even over, China was selling a perfect copy for as little as 8 bucks.
Once copycat cell phones had taken China by storm, copycat digital cameras, copycat MP3 players, copycat game consoles and other pirated and knockoff products came pouring forth. Copycat brands have rapidly expanded to include instant noodles, sodas, milk, medications, laundry detergent and sports shoes, and so the word "copycat" has penetrated deep into every aspect of Chinese people's lives. Copycat stars, TV programs, advertisements, pop songs, Spring Festival galas, Shenzhou 7 space capsules and Bird's Nest national stadiums have all made a splash on the Internet, each revealing their own special flavor and gaining instant popularity.
Business analyst Michael Zakkour believes the phenomena of shanzhai reduces foreign investment in China, discourages foreign companies from marketing copyable products there, and deters them from using Chinese services and technologies that might result in their intellectual property being copied.[26]
The shanzhai industry has defied regulation despite intellectual-property concerns raised by copycat devices. Reasons for low regulation so far could include the large number of people the industry employs and government support for its entrepreneurial side, said Weaver.
You may be asked for business documents that are notarized to certify that the copy you intend to provide to Apple is a true copy of your original document. Depending on your region, notarization may be done by a municipal office, solicitor, notary public, or other method.
Google "sell broken iPhone screens" and contact the companies which come up. These companies refurbish original broken screens and usually use original quality glass and bezels, which means quality is good (if done properly). They will have excess stock for you to buy, and I guarantee the quality will be better since they are using an original LCD instead of a chinese copy LCD.
Let's start with the most simple way to tell the difference, and that is the packaging. This not only includes what the product looks like but the included accessories as well. Throughout this post, we will be posting side-by-side images, with the genuine Nexiq USB Link 2 on the left, and the china clone USB Link 2 on the right. As you see from the pictures below, the genuine USB Link 2 comes in a nice, hard plastic case. The image on the right is from the China clone, which comes with no case at all. The cables and adapter have been stuffed in the box.
So far, not a huge deal. You can save $400, and not just get a cheap plastic box, right? Well, there are many more differences, so let's start with the cables and the connector on the Nexiq USB Link 2. Again, the image on the left is what the bottom connector looks like on the genuine adapter. The image on the right is the china clone.
In summary, the genuine USB Link 2 will come with a 26-pin male connector for the cables, while the clone USB Link 2 will come with a 15-pin male connector. Remember, Nexiq put an authentication chip in each cable, so how possibly can these clones be doing this? The answer is that the china clone adapters are simply Nexiq USB Link original circuit boards placed in USB Link 2 cases. We will continue to prove this point as we move on.
The price of a branded bag is usually several thousand dollars, but in China you can buy a copy for several tens of dollars. Of course, depending on the material and workmanship, the price of the copy ranges from tens of dollars to hundreds of dollars. The more expensive it is, the more similar it is to the genuine product.
It can be said that after Apple Inc releases the new product, the Chinese factory can immediately produce its copy, including its peripheral accessories, such as wireless chargers, charging heads and so on within a week .
And the price is surprisingly low. My colleague Alice bought a copy of Airpods in Taobao for only 59 RMB. But it looks exactly the same as the original product, and there is no difference at all from the outside.
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