Apple Card, 'iPhone 11' leaks, & Facebook listening to you on the AppleInsider Podcast

Despite writer William Gallagher's very best efforts to enthuse about the newly updated Keyboard Maestro 9 for Mac, editor Victor Marks keeps the conversation on more contentious topics.

• New iPhone leaks: should you believe leaks when they sound more like someone's wish list?
• Apple's got into some heat about iPhone batteries and right to repair, but Victor thinks it's more about what Apple could do next
• Once more, Corephotonics is suing Apple over dual aperture camera patents that it alleges the Cupertino company knowingly infringed
• Apple is looking for office space in New York City and if they buy in Hudson Yards with a view of the Vessel, William is going to send Apple his resume
• Facebook was using contractors to listen to Messenger voice messages, but it's okay, they've stopped now. Really.
• Fewer people are finding the Apple Card contentious, not when it's getting so much right — but there are issues over what to do if you get declined
• Apple has expanded its Apple Student ID program to more colleges, making it easy for students to access buildings, pay for meals, and never need to carry cash again
• Did we mention that Keyboard Maestro 9 is out?

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• There is a new 'leak' listing 'iPhone 11' features, but be wary
• Apple responds to aftermarket iPhone replacement battery health warning
• Apple accused of stealing dual-camera technology used in latest iPhones
• Apple searching for 750,000 square feet of Manhattan office space
• Facebook paid contractors to transcribe Messenger app audio
• Risky free VPNs still available in Apple App Store & Google Play despite warnings
• Apple explains Apple Card application process, offers suggestions for those who were declined
• Apple expanding contactless student ID to 100,000 students at 12 more colleges

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