Well, this is kind of a mess. The developer of the SuperDuper! utility has pointed out a potential bug in macOS Sequoia 15.2 that may have disabled how the app can create bootable backups, and has cited that this may not be an accident. Following several years of Apple taking steps to make it harder […]
Late last week, Twitter confirmed that the company is no longer permitting third-party developers to create Twitter clients. The information was quietly share through an updated developer agreement noted by Engadget. A new clause under Restrictions says that developers are not able to “create a substitute or similar service or product to the Twitter Applications.” […]
iOS 16 just dropped and the changes are massive. Following three months of beta testing, the update is now available to the general public and includes an extensive list of new features, including a completely customizable Lock Screen. Lock Screen: You can now add widgets to your Lock Screen, choose custom fonts and colors, and […]
Well, this is a bit more reassuring. Following its announcement of its Apple Pay Later financing option and its Apple Financing LLC division, Apple has stated that it plans to use a customer’s Apple ID and associated data to minimize the chance of fraud and losses. While most financial firms offering a “buy now, pay […]
The first iOS 15.4 beta went out to the developer community, and appears to offer an option to enable Face ID when wearing a mask without the need to have an Apple Watch. What’s even better about this feature is that it works with Apple Pay and even apps. The “Use Face ID With a […]