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Misleading headline. He was trying to engrave "LIBERATE HKERS".

Where is it trying to mislead to?

That means, it is natural that Apple refused "LIBERATE HKERS" and "Liberate" is not? I can't see the difference.

"Liberate" doesn't bother China who Apple is heavily reliant on?

If the title were "Apple refuses to engrave ‘liberate’ on a customer’s Apple Pencil, and this is why", I might be confused and would say it's misleading, or a clickbait.

However, coupled with the context of the HK protest, the point of the article is obvious. It's not misleading title IMO.

Everyone got it, what difference does that make regarding the censorship by local employees?

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