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Exploit in Airmail 3 for macOS can send a user's data to attackers by simply opening an em...
Just shows why its important to have something like Little Snitch acting as a last line of defence. I use AirMail (although it makes me so mad every time I try and search because its so slow and clunky and rarely returns an email I'm looking for), but I have a rule in Little Snitch which blocks all outgoing connections except for the mail servers and a few key domains I'm happy to get images from. -
Hands on with Airmail 1.5, managing Apple Mail, Gmail, and Exchange on iOS
wlym said:Airmail looks great! Unfortunately it's really buggy and despite the appearance of great customer service (a customer service agent is almost always available to chat - and will then ask you to mention their name in positive App Store reviews which is weird) but actual, longstanding bugs are not taken care of in an acceptable timeframe (or ever?). I paid for the MacOS and the iOS versions but finally gave up and deleted them when the apps couldn't even reliably search for messages in my mailboxes. Airmail's tech support asked for screen caps and videos of the problem (which I sent) and then didn't bother to reply to multiple messages. Buyer beware. -
Apple CEO Tim Cook calls doom and gloom 'huge overreaction,' turns sights to India
Go luck with the PC path.
Mac users know the difference. That is why Macs are gaining market shares as PCs decline.
The future of computing lies in iPads, iPhones, iCloud, Apple Watches and the like, equipped with SIRI, Touch ID, VR cameras and advanced operating systems.