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Court rules man must be given access to husband's iCloud photos
WmH said:Something is amiss here, why did they not have photo library or iCloud library shared if they were married, passwords shared, the other husband should have all the photos between the two, no court order given or needed. Get down to the real reason!!!
I recently went through this with a parent passing and Apple was helpful and a specialist guided me through the process. We had to follow state procedures to get the court issue the order/permission. Each state handles digital property management in their own way. Some don't even offer it in a Will. Also there is no probate when there is a surviving spouse in community property states so there's no legal documents associated with passing digital property.
Good on Apple for protecting property and privacy.
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Here's how to play ambient sounds on your HomePod
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Congress questions Apple, others over decision to keep Meltdown and Spectre details secret...
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Apple initiates Smart Battery Case replacement program for iPhone XS, XS Max, XR
emoeller said:Thanks for this, as it will hopefully solve my Xs constant "dinging" sound when I have the phone in my pocket. The connection between the iPhone and case constantly connects and then disconnects. -
Apple breaks with digital music competitors, will not appeal songwriter royalty increase
AppleExposed said:christophb said:In other news, Apple being investigated by FTC for supporting a business model that "may" increase the price to consumers.
(Enter Judge Koh, stage left)
(Queue: The People's Court theme)
/s m'kay?
Forgot "Enter Amazon" against Apple for paying writers. -
Thai man punches saleswoman over iPhone X Face ID dispute
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Swallowed AirPod sends 7-year-old to emergency room
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White House urges TSMC, Intel to grow US-based chip production
EsquireCats said:Wouldn't businesses be more compelled to move to countries with consistently predictable government? The USA has been experiencing an unusual amount of political instability in the last few years, what is the business case to heavily invest in a country where the tables may be flipped on you on a moments notice. -
Amazon closing all of its brick-and-mortar bookstores and '4-Star' locations
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Apple's Tim Cook to talk with French President Macron on Oct. 9
Why wouldn’t Apple want to pay its fair share?