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Apple has just rereleased watchOS 11.4 to the public
AppleInsider said:only notable new feature in watchOS 11.4 is a brand new "Break Through Silent Mode" alarm option in Sound & Haptics. This means that if you wear your Apple Watch to bed, sound and haptics will play when waking a user with an alarm, regardless of whether or not Silent Mode is toggled on.
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Thanks for the heads up; I'll be turning that option off as soon as I update.
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France fines Apple over App Tracking Transparency, but doesn't order changes
If they had said, "ATT is fine, but Apple has to follow the same rules, so since you didn't, we're fining you," that would have been pretty legit.Instead they said, "ATT is fine, nothing wrong with it. But we're going to fine you anyway. Because we can, and there's not a damned thing you can do about it."
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How to turn off Apple Intelligence -- and why you need to keep turning it off
appples said:A small amount of GB is a big deal? Huh."It's not a big deal for me, so nobody else should be worried about it either."For people whose storage is nearly full, yes, it can be a big deal.
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Apple may escape big fine after iPhone browser selection screen changes
ihatescreennames said:I read somewhere a few months ago that if you choose Safari you have to choose it again after every OS update, but if you choose a different browser that one will persist after an OS update. Safari is the only choice that will require you to choose it over and over via the browser selection screen. I haven’t experienced that myself as I’m not in the EU.Another thing I don’t fully understand is why this is necessary when, from what I understand, Chrome has a much higher browser percentage than Safari does. Seems odd to force the choice screen when users obviously already know they have options.
It's necessary because it's Apple, and Apple MUST be made to obey.
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US lawmakers denounce UK's secretive attack against Apple encryption
The solution is simple. Pass a law that requires U.S. corporations to reveal any such demands by foreign governments to the public.
