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tifosi01 said:

In settings scroll down and just below the "Open Links In Associated Apps" toggle is "More From DuckDuckGo" you'll see "Email Protection" and "DuckDuckGo Desktop App", thats where you can opt in for the desktop browser wait list

Thanks Tifosi!

I had version 7.66.1.0 on my iPad and iPhone, and the App Store said I was up to date.

When I deleted DuckDuckGo from my devices and downloaded again, I now have 7.66.2.1.

With the newer version, I now see exactly what you mentioned.  Thanks for the guidance!

Their instructions say to look for a specific spot in Settings that doesn't exist on my iPad or iPhone version of the DuckDuckGo app.  I am updated to the latest version.

Did they perhaps jump the gun before Apple released a newer update that enables the opt-in feature?

I don't HATE the design...although it's so surprising that they went with the "cheese grater" design of the old Mac Pro tower system.  I assume this was their only way to allow for proper cooling without the ridiculous fan noise of PC workstations.

What left me annoyed, even as a casual user who would never buy one of these, was the 256 GB SSD included as standard storage in the base model.  I'm sorry...but if I am spending $6000 for an Apple workstation, designed for pro level work, anything less than 512 GB standard is just a slap in the face.  It's an immediate required upgrade for anyone who would spend the money for one of these.  And for Apple to not just suck up the extra $200 they would lose on that upgrade is highway robbery.

The new modular Mac Pro is going to ruffle a lot of feathers for a variety of reasons.  Apple being stingy about base storage on a $6000 computer is what annoyed me.

Like others, I wonder how FaceID will be implemented.

For visual looks, you'd think the camera would be at the top of the iPad when held vertically, like a piece of paper.

But for all the Pro users out there using keyboards, having it not work in horizontal mode seems like a major flaw.

And if Apple could have made FaceID work in both orientations, then why doesn't the iPhone X already work this way?

Eager to find out what Apple's solution to this is.

How can they be an answer to AirPods when they have a cord?  At best, they can be an answer to the BeatsX...and they don't appear to even compare to that.