WilliamM

netrox said:

I don't get it - passwords should ALWAYS be hashed and salted. How can passwords be exposed? Are they still using plaintext? Surely, it cannot be with Meta, Apple, Google, they already know never to hold passwords in plaintext. 

You cannot use hashed passwords to authenticate. 

Infostealer malware, which is software designed to siphon saved credentials from browsers and apps, appears to have compiled the leaked data.

If this is correct the passwords were not taken from the servers but from users' computers.

Some websites now offer the use of passkeys as an alternative to passwords. Can anyone advise if passkeys are more resistant to this type of theft than passwords? 

AppleInsider said:

2. On Mac, use the formatting options to adjust column widths ....

Where is this in the formatting options? I know it's possible to make a column wider by adding spaces to the end of the text in a cell but I don't know any other way to adjust the width. Adjusting column widths is probably my most desired feature in Notes.

tokyojimu said:

Maybe it will finally be cheaper to buy Apple products in countries other than the US.

No. Prices will go up everywhere else to subsidise Americans.

Perhaps you can use "Finder > Go > Go to Folder... " and enter:
 ~/Library/Group Containers/group.com.apple.replayd

No need to mess about with Terminal.

I don't use screen sharing with any video conferencing apps and I don't have a file called ScreenCaptureApprovals.plist which means I can't be sure if this is appropriate.

AppleInsider said:

For users who keep systems updated, use the Mac App Store, and disable security features, the risk is low.

Does this mean to say "and do not disable security features"?