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Apple's privacy promises: Are iPhones as secure as the company claims?

Apple’s privacy promises: Are iPhones as secure as the company claims?

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“Privacy. It’s Apple. The Cupertino company’s famous slogan could be in trouble. Two Mysk software researchers claim that Apple collects personal information from iPhone usage data even when the company explicitly promises not to do so. According to Mysk’s findings, the company knows and can identify specific user behavior in Apple’s own applications. EL PAÍS …

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FBI calls Apple's improved iCloud encryption 'deeply concerning' as privacy groups hail it a win for users

FBI calls Apple’s improved iCloud encryption ‘deeply concerning’ as privacy groups hail it a win for users

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Apple announced yesterday that end-to-end encryption applies to even more sensitive types of iCloud data, including device backups, contacts, messages, photos, and more, responding to long-standing user demand and privacy groups that have rallied around the company. to take an important step in protecting user privacy. ‌iCloud‌ end-to-end encryption, or what Apple calls “advanced data …

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JumpCloud Coming to AWS Marketplace as Apple’s Enterprise Market Grows

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Apple’s growing status in enterprise computing expands a bit further with the announcement that cross-platform device management company JumpCloud is now offering its service through Amazon’s AWS Marketplace. Identity, Platform Agnosticism, and the Future of Computing While this tidbit is probably most interesting for IT admins running multiple platforms – and certainly for companies using …

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xrOS: Everything we know about the software designed for Apple's mixed reality headset

xrOS: Everything we know about the software designed for Apple’s mixed reality headset

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Apple is developing a mixed reality AR/VR headset that should be launched in less than a year, if rumors are to be believed. With new hardware comes new software, and Apple is working on a headset operating system that should be called xrOS. This guide brings together everything we know about the xrOS operating system …

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TSMC's Arizona factory to make 4nm chips from 2024 at Apple's request

TSMC’s Arizona factory to make 4nm chips from 2024 at Apple’s request

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TSMC’s $12 billion chip factory currently under construction in Arizona will begin producing 4-nanometer chips as soon as it opens in 2024 thanks to the insistence of Apple and other companies, according to Bloombergis Mark Gurman. The factory was originally slated to start producing 5-nanometer chips, but with Apple and other companies increasingly looking to …

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Apple's 2013 and 2014 iMacs are now obsolete, Apple Watch Series 2 marked as Vintage

Apple’s 2013 and 2014 iMacs are now obsolete, Apple Watch Series 2 marked as Vintage

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Apple today updated its list of vintage and obsolete products to designate several 2013 and 2014 iMac models as obsolete. These Macs were previously on the vintage list, but are now considered obsolete and can no longer be repaired. Obsolete Macs include the late 2013 21.5- and 27-inch iMacs, the mid-2014 21.5-inch ‌iMac‌, and the …

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Analysis: Apple's supply chain data shows declining exposure to China as risks rise

Analysis: Apple’s supply chain data shows declining exposure to China as risks rise

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SHANGHAI, Nov 30 (Reuters) – Apple Inc’s (AAPL.O) broad exposure to Chinese manufacturing, notable for both its low costs and growing risks, has declined since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic , according to the company’s supply chain data. With the world’s largest iPhone factory, operated in central China by Foxconn (2317.TW), battling production shortfalls …

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