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Debunked: 10 Outdated Apple Tech Myths of 2026

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Debunking Tech Myths: What You Need to Know for 2026

In the world of technology, myths tend to stick around because they feel true. Someone confidently states a tip, you try it out, notice a slight improvement, and before you know it, your brain accepts it as a golden rule. However, much of this so-called “common knowledge” is rooted in outdated practices and half-truths that have been regurgitated without proper context.

Fast forward to 2026, and we find that iPhones, Macs, and modern apps have significantly improved in managing power, memory, and background activity compared to a decade ago. Both iOS and macOS come equipped with built-in tools that handle the heavy lifting for you. Following outdated advice can result in wasted time, drained batteries, and compromised device security.

It’s time to set the record straight. Below, we debunk 10 popular tech myths that are best left in the past — and reveal what actually works now.

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