3 things you shouldn't do as a iPhone 17 Pro Max user pt 4

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The video uses a relatable and humorous approach to common smartphone frustrations, making it highly shareable among a broad audience.

Summary

The creator lists three things iPhone 17 Pro Max users should avoid doing. These include running out of storage, installing alternative map apps, and answering spam calls.

Structure

1Intro: 3 things not to do
2Tip 1: Running out of storage
3Tip 2: Installing other map apps
4Tip 3: Answering spam calls
5Outro: Don't answer spam calls

Product placement

iPhone 17 Pro Max: ACTS - it is the subject of the video, with tips given on how to use it. Removing it would change the video. Apple: APPEARS - it is the manufacturer of the iPhone, a logo or brand name that is not directly acted upon. Removing it would not change the video.

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3 things you shouldn't do as a iPhone 17 Pro Max user pt 4 1. running out of storage. 2. Installing a different app for Maps 3. Answering random numbers/Spam calls

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#iphone17promax #apple #iphone #iphoneuser #Tech

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3 things you shouldn't do as a iPhone 17 Pro Max user. Number one, running out of storage. You're telling me you don't got enough storage on your phone to download the whole presentation? We present tomorrow. You can't download it? Are you serious? You can't even download Angry Birds on your phone without it slowing down? Whoa. I don't know if you're supposed to be here. Number two, installing a different app for Maps, like Google Maps or anything else. Why are you installing that nonsense? Your phone comes pre-installed with a map app. When someone sends you that addy, it opens up the map app. When I send you where we linking for brunch after work, it shows you the map app. Do better. And my last one I'll give y'all is answering random numbers/spam calls. First of all, you shouldn't even be able to see the call because you're supposed to be on DND. Two, they're gonna waste your time. Hey, Miss Vanessa, can we put solar panels on your house? Vanessa, you live in a high rise apartment. You don't have a house. Stop answering these spam calls. Please.