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Summary
 
 It looks like Apple might have been caught yet again nerfing the performance of one of their products with a software update, this time around reducing the effectiveness of noise cancelling on the AirPods Max.
 
 
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My thoughts
 While this may just be apple doing apple things, I find this instance especially egregious, if the alleged is true. If you go into a shop to try out different headphones and buy a pair based on the ANC you experience, and then the performance gets nerfed after a couple of weeks I would consider it misleading at best.
 
Making things worse, this update gets pushed without user interaction, so there's not even a way of opting out.
 
There's no statement out from Apple yet, so there may be a technical reason for this, but if there isn't and this is just their typical shenanigans, this looks really bad.
 
Sources
 https://www.xda-developers.com/apple-nerfed-anc-airpods-max/
 
https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/apple/airpods-max-wireless#test_348

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