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No, Bloomberg, end-to-end encryption isn't a worthless 'marketing device'
Mike Royko had it right in 1996: "...it's been my policy to view the Internet not as an 'information highway' but as an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies."
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No, Apple isn't favoring its own apps in App Store search [u]
It’s no longer journalism, it’s simply clickbait.
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Some users are randomly getting locked out of their Apple ID accounts
Happened to me, around 7:30 or 8p CDT last night. (Good thing my wife was out because she'd have gone crazy while I was running around resetting everything on all the devices.) Thought I had it all covered but my Home App was funky this a.m. so I had to go to my Apple TV and re-enter the password there to get HomeKit to recognize my devices on my iPad. (My iPhone Home App was okay for some reason.) I checked the Apple Status page when it happened to see if there were any issues with iCloud but it reported everything was okay. Very mysterious.
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Goldman Sachs cleared of Apple Card discrimination claims
Another crisis involving Apple turns out to be nothing more than clickbait. I'm so shocked. -
How to make the most of Apple's Calendar, and when to opt for an alternative
I'm surprised you didn't mention BusyCal. I've used it for years and find it much superior to the Apple Calendar. (Admittedly, at this point that may be due to how familiar I am with BusyCal.) However, over the years their support has been outstanding and they continually update the app to keep up with changes to the MacOS and iOS. I tried Fantastical for a while but much prefer BusyCal.
