06/13/2023: Reddit catches flak from its free-labor pool, a new iPhone 15 rumor, the iWork suite gets a big update, and the new Mac Pro gets a new manufacturing label

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Reddit's largest Apple community will stay dark, as CEO promises to ride out shutdowns
Rumor: All iPhone 15 cameras will be 48 megapixels
Sony refuses to increase Vision Pro screen production capacity for Apple
Apple updates iOS and macOS iWork apps with new SVG support, ProRes on mobile
New Mac Pro has 'Product of Thailand' label, but is assembled in US

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