**Grindgate: The Camera Conundrum**

The latest iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max users are facing a bizarre issue that's got them grinding their gears - literally. The camera on these devices seems to have developed a strange noise, often accompanied by an unsettling grinding sound. It's a weird phenomenon that has left many wondering if it's related to the device itself or third-party apps. Despite Apple's silence on the matter, rumors and speculation are running wild.

One user took to social media to share their experience with the iPhone 14 Pro, claiming that the camera noise is audible when using certain apps like TikTok, Snapchat, or Instagram. The sound is described as a grinding or whirring noise, which seems to be coming from the camera itself. While it's unclear what's causing this issue, many suspect that it might be related to software rather than hardware. If that's the case, it could be fixed with a software update from Apple or by third-party apps pushing out updates.

The worst part? There's no clear solution yet, and users are left wondering if they've suffered permanent damage to their camera lenses. The thought of sending an unpaid intern with an oil can to fix the issue is certainly amusing, but it's not exactly reassuring. For now, iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max users are advised to download third-party apps that use their camera to see if the noise occurs in those scenarios.

**The Lightning Port Debacle**

Another issue that's got Apple haters scratching their heads is the fact that the new iPhone 14 Pro still uses a port that transfers files at USB 2.0 speeds of around 480 megabits per second. To put that into perspective, this technology was first introduced in the year 2000 - a time when TV shows looked more like something from a bad sci-fi movie than the high-definition productions we're used to today.

Despite being released in 2022, the iPhone 14 Pro still lags behind in terms of connectivity speeds. This is particularly evident when transferring photos taken with the device's 48-megapixel Pro Raw camera. A single photo can take up around 75 megabytes of space, making it a slow process to transfer files via lightning port. Apple recommends using iCloud Photos or AirDrop instead, but for those who need faster file transfers, this is certainly a frustrating experience.

**A Blast from the Past: The iPad Pro's Lightning Connector**

In an interesting twist, it turns out that the original iPad Pro, released in 2015, had a lightning connector that supported USB 3.0 speeds of up to 5 gigabits per second. That's significantly faster than the iPhone 14 Pro's current USB 2.0 capabilities. If Apple doesn't address this issue with future models, it could be seen as a step backward in terms of technology.

The implications are clear: if the iPhone 15 does not have a USB-C port (or whatever new connection method Apple chooses), that would be a major disappointment for fans who were expecting an upgrade. The thought of an entire generation of iPhone users being stuck with slow file transfer speeds is certainly bleak.

**A Change of Pace: HelloFresh**

In a much-needed respite from all the tech-related drama, it's time to talk about something truly delightful - food! Specifically, home-cooked meals that can be easily prepared and devoured without having to venture into the grocery store. That's where HelloFresh comes in - a meal kit service that delivers farm-fresh ingredients and seasonal recipes right to your doorstep.

For those who value their culinary skills (or lack thereof), HelloFresh makes cooking easy, fun, and affordable. With a range of menu options available each week, you can choose how many boxes you want, which meals you want, or let the service pick for you. Most meals are prepared in under 30 minutes, and the quality is consistently high - a far cry from the subpar results that often come with cooking at home.

To get started with HelloFresh, simply head to their website and use the code FPT16 to receive up to 16 free meals and three free gifts. Trust us, your taste buds (and your waistline) will thank you.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthe iphone 14 pro and pro max could have a major hardware problem that you haven't heard about yet and this is bad guys uh but also hilarious i'm conflicted it is bad and hilarious hilariously bad i will show you alright so story numero uno is well uh nightmare this is awful some iphone 14 pro and pro max users are reporting and let me read this exactly grinding noises vibration and shakiness when using the rear cameras in third-party apps what in the alabama friend of the channel and fellow tech youtuber luke miani is just one of the many people coming forward with this issue he tweeted out about it on friday and the tweet gained so much traction that the verge and other news outlets picked it up by the way the verge your new website looks awful it looks like if a migraine was a website yeah moving on luke's iphone 14 pro max is experiencing shakiness and even an audible grinding sound when he opens up the camera on third-party apps like tick-tock snapchat or instagram you can hear the thing buzzing what are you kidding me bro what then of course when you actually try to take a photo it goes about as well as you would expect hey buddy where'd you get this picture huh the garbage store gotti got it and again this is just in third-party apps no reports of this affecting apple's stock camera app are coming through it's all very strange and only affecting some users which would point the stinky little thingy at this being a quality control issue but there's something wrong with the game it's making this a weird noise look at the picture once again thank you apple oh boy so great it's so awesome that quality control issues are sneaking through once again on a device that starts at 1 000 doll hairs now since this is only happening in third-party apps i have a suspicion that this is more related to software than hardware which would be the best case scenario because it means that it could be fixed with either a software update from apple or maybe the third-party apps themselves will need to push out updates still pretty weird that it's only happening to some users though that part is concerning and then on top of that we just have to hope that there was no permanent damage done to the camera and if there was permanent damage then what what are you gonna do tim are you gonna send one of your unpaid interns to come with an oil can to go and fix luke miani's grinding camera lenses like the tin man now to be fair right we are still in the early stages of this problem and apple has yet to comment on any outlets requests for info they probably will by the time this video is out because that's my luck but yikes dude now is the time for any of you iphone 14 pro or pro max users to go ahead and download some sort of third-party app that uses your camera like tick tock snapchat or instagram to see if your cameras grind like brett favre's elbows seriously apple let's maybe get it together huh hashtag grindgate am i right listen grocery stores are sticky they're sticky and they're filled with sticky people and every time i go there i end up leaving with way more ingredients than i actually need that is why i don't go to the grocery store anymore hellofresh gives you farm fresh pre-portioned ingredients and seasonal recipes delivered right to your door skip those trips to the grocery store hellofresh makes home cooking easy fun and affordable pick how many boxes you want per week choose which meals you want or if you're feeling spicy just let hello fresh pick for you most meals are done in 30 minutes or less and also everything just tastes better than from your local grocery store to get started go to hellofresh.com fpt16 and use the code fpt16 to get up to 16 free meals and 3 free gifts and of course a huge thanks to hellofresh for sponsoring this episode all right welcome back so let's let's gather ourselves collect ourselves story numero lasto we're going to get away from all that bad news and instead we're going to talk about how what the iphone 14 pro's lightning port is still transferring at usb 2.0 speeds oh god today sucks a big bag a butthole well if the first story wasn't enough apple hate for you here you go the new pro iphone that has been released in 2022 the year of our large still uses a port that transfers files physically at a blazing usb 2.0 speeds of around 480 megabits per second this phone takes 48 megapixel pro raw photos dim do you know that usb 2.0 came out in the year 2000 for context this is what a tv show looked like in the year 2000 stefano has even erased john black's memory by planting a microchip in his neck john believes he's in love with his wife marlena and devoted to their daughter belle the truth is john used to be having a torrid affair with princess gina and the microchip could malfunction at any minute exactly it looked like ass luckily there are rumors of usbc coming to iphone next year but next year is not this year and that does not help with the iphone 14 pro that everyone just bought those 48 megapixel pro raw photos come in at about 75 megabytes each transferring a handful of these photos via lightning will take a long time so long in fact that apple recommends you just don't do it literally apple recommends that you use icloud photos to access the prora files in full resolution on mac or whatever and transfer the photos wirelessly with air drop instead of plugging the slow little sucker in are you ready for the actual kick into your testiculars back in 2015 seven whole years ago the original ipad pro's lightning connector supported usb 3.0 which was capable of transfer speeds up to 5 gigabits per second so is this new iphone 14 pro less pro then an ipad made an entire second grader ago if the iphone 15 does not have usbc then that's it i'm done what in the world even is this happy monday i guess both of these stories have put me in a not so germ mood i would like to walk into the woods now forever please thanks yes one ticketed to the woods please where there's no lightning or usb 2.0 or anything like that just and dirtthe iphone 14 pro and pro max could have a major hardware problem that you haven't heard about yet and this is bad guys uh but also hilarious i'm conflicted it is bad and hilarious hilariously bad i will show you alright so story numero uno is well uh nightmare this is awful some iphone 14 pro and pro max users are reporting and let me read this exactly grinding noises vibration and shakiness when using the rear cameras in third-party apps what in the alabama friend of the channel and fellow tech youtuber luke miani is just one of the many people coming forward with this issue he tweeted out about it on friday and the tweet gained so much traction that the verge and other news outlets picked it up by the way the verge your new website looks awful it looks like if a migraine was a website yeah moving on luke's iphone 14 pro max is experiencing shakiness and even an audible grinding sound when he opens up the camera on third-party apps like tick-tock snapchat or instagram you can hear the thing buzzing what are you kidding me bro what then of course when you actually try to take a photo it goes about as well as you would expect hey buddy where'd you get this picture huh the garbage store gotti got it and again this is just in third-party apps no reports of this affecting apple's stock camera app are coming through it's all very strange and only affecting some users which would point the stinky little thingy at this being a quality control issue but there's something wrong with the game it's making this a weird noise look at the picture once again thank you apple oh boy so great it's so awesome that quality control issues are sneaking through once again on a device that starts at 1 000 doll hairs now since this is only happening in third-party apps i have a suspicion that this is more related to software than hardware which would be the best case scenario because it means that it could be fixed with either a software update from apple or maybe the third-party apps themselves will need to push out updates still pretty weird that it's only happening to some users though that part is concerning and then on top of that we just have to hope that there was no permanent damage done to the camera and if there was permanent damage then what what are you gonna do tim are you gonna send one of your unpaid interns to come with an oil can to go and fix luke miani's grinding camera lenses like the tin man now to be fair right we are still in the early stages of this problem and apple has yet to comment on any outlets requests for info they probably will by the time this video is out because that's my luck but yikes dude now is the time for any of you iphone 14 pro or pro max users to go ahead and download some sort of third-party app that uses your camera like tick tock snapchat or instagram to see if your cameras grind like brett favre's elbows seriously apple let's maybe get it together huh hashtag grindgate am i right listen grocery stores are sticky they're sticky and they're filled with sticky people and every time i go there i end up leaving with way more ingredients than i actually need that is why i don't go to the grocery store anymore hellofresh gives you farm fresh pre-portioned ingredients and seasonal recipes delivered right to your door skip those trips to the grocery store hellofresh makes home cooking easy fun and affordable pick how many boxes you want per week choose which meals you want or if you're feeling spicy just let hello fresh pick for you most meals are done in 30 minutes or less and also everything just tastes better than from your local grocery store to get started go to hellofresh.com fpt16 and use the code fpt16 to get up to 16 free meals and 3 free gifts and of course a huge thanks to hellofresh for sponsoring this episode all right welcome back so let's let's gather ourselves collect ourselves story numero lasto we're going to get away from all that bad news and instead we're going to talk about how what the iphone 14 pro's lightning port is still transferring at usb 2.0 speeds oh god today sucks a big bag a butthole well if the first story wasn't enough apple hate for you here you go the new pro iphone that has been released in 2022 the year of our large still uses a port that transfers files physically at a blazing usb 2.0 speeds of around 480 megabits per second this phone takes 48 megapixel pro raw photos dim do you know that usb 2.0 came out in the year 2000 for context this is what a tv show looked like in the year 2000 stefano has even erased john black's memory by planting a microchip in his neck john believes he's in love with his wife marlena and devoted to their daughter belle the truth is john used to be having a torrid affair with princess gina and the microchip could malfunction at any minute exactly it looked like ass luckily there are rumors of usbc coming to iphone next year but next year is not this year and that does not help with the iphone 14 pro that everyone just bought those 48 megapixel pro raw photos come in at about 75 megabytes each transferring a handful of these photos via lightning will take a long time so long in fact that apple recommends you just don't do it literally apple recommends that you use icloud photos to access the prora files in full resolution on mac or whatever and transfer the photos wirelessly with air drop instead of plugging the slow little sucker in are you ready for the actual kick into your testiculars back in 2015 seven whole years ago the original ipad pro's lightning connector supported usb 3.0 which was capable of transfer speeds up to 5 gigabits per second so is this new iphone 14 pro less pro then an ipad made an entire second grader ago if the iphone 15 does not have usbc then that's it i'm done what in the world even is this happy monday i guess both of these stories have put me in a not so germ mood i would like to walk into the woods now forever please thanks yes one ticketed to the woods please where there's no lightning or usb 2.0 or anything like that just and dirt\n"