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The Basic Handbook states
With regard to capitalization, the rules of the language in which the title is displayed are basically followed, regardless of how it appears on the object.
However, I would argue in favor of making an exception for brand names such as iPhone, iPad and iMac.
It just doesn't look like it if you write that with a capital i (and a small P).
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November 05, 2022 12:31
A name is a name and therefore always capitalized where it should
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It says in principle and not out of principle. A difference...
And as far as I'm concerned you're right Mister Boekenmagazijn

iPhone or iPhone? it's not a face, do it iPhone!
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The main problem is that only administrators can change the name of such an area. Otherwise I would have secretly changed it all myself.

I don't know what goes wrong in the Magazines section. It seems that the system itself changes the i in the name to an I in the title.
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In response to your request, I had already changed all names, but with Magazines (all sections) the first letter is always capitalized. But with a capital P it already looks a lot better :-)
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