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3. Hope it's accurate enough. If you're right, tell everyone that you're an amazing leaker. If you're wrong, don't remind anyone. Keep it quiet. Sometimes, they'll mention it's a rumor in the replies but hide it well. What you should do is not share random leaks you got in "DMs"
Some examples. 1. Said to be included in iOS 15. Obviously wasn’t 2. “iPhone 13”. We will see if this one is real later this year but using basic knowledge of apple’s design language it’s not something they would dopic.twitter.com/DYNIKsTPF6
Hey, maybe iOS 15 beta 2 will have it and Apple accidentally forgot to announce and develop it. After all, a leaker with 5% accuracy would never make up stuff and lie to their audience. Right?
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