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When m1 came out, some tech guy on twitter did a review of MacBook Pro and studio storage. Apple literally used components that are so bad they had to disable data safety protocols to go above HDD speeds. The end result was that losing power is likely to corrupt your data.
Besides that apple was cutting out "unnecessary" parts of the arm specification in order to cut costs. The result is that the first 2(?) generations have hardware level exploit "m1racles" on top of others like "pacman".
I really wouldn't trust them to last
Funnily enough, that person you mentioned who discovered that was marcan, one of the Asahi lead developers.