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iOS 18 to debut Apple Passwords app
I am sticking with my offline (no cloud) password manager (Safe +) that syncs with WiFi
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Apple protests criticism that it's not complying with EU laws
Where did you hear that? Currently Apple does the notarization (and check for malware) for alternative app stores.teejay2012 said:The latest that I have read is that Apple will not be allowed to notarize any app from an alternative app store. Hands off completely? Call me crazy but that sounds like the EU commission will take some responsibility for app safety. I would think, if this is true, that Apple will need to change the warranty on iPhones, to exclude coverage on phones that have installed malware that have damaged the phone or caused any security issues. Of course iPhones can be reset (in most cases if not bricked) but you would really need to trust the developer and the alternate app store. No thanks for me. -
20.3-inch MacBook with foldable screen rumored to hit store shelves in 2027
I don't think that I will like a foldable MacBook (or iPhone or iPad) – but maybe I am wrong...
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'Verifiably untrustworthy' Epic Games iOS app store plans in EU killed by Apple
I believe the kill of Epics developer account will not stay for long...
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Apple cites bevy of scared users to back up its case against the EU DMA
Strong words but not much wisdom: Apple keeps notarization (and checks for malware) also in EU, sideloading is not really happening in the EU. Maybe it will come to corrupt USA. The main difference is that Apple cannot restrict the content of apps (as long the content is legal in the EU).rob53 said:The issue most people are not understanding, especially the corrupt EU, is that once sideloading is possible, malware will be much easier to install on many iPhones.
