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Lees meerGot malware on your Mac? Yes. Even if it isn’t some nefarious piece of software scouring your Mac for useful information to send back to China or Russia or that nerd Todd down the street, your Mac has malware of some kind. That’s because I put malwa…
Lees meerEvery family member living or visiting the Mincey Plantation has their own Mac. We have a couple of Windows PCs floating around, too, but we’re a decidedly Apple familial organization here. We also have an aging iMac which anyone can use, including …
Lees meerFraser Speirs: The problem with Apple’s iOS education offerings that started to really make me wonder what the future held came when I realised that iTunes U was clearly just being left to die a slow death. At the time of writing, iTunes U still doe…
Lees meerHugo Gutiérrez (Google translation, via Adrian Tineo): The listening of private recordings is carried out through a company subcontracted by the apple company, just as Google does, as EL PAÍS already advanced. These reviewers are responsible for ana…
Lees meerAndrew Griffin (via Phil Schiller, Hacker News): “I can tell you that privacy considerations are at the beginning of the process, not the end,” says Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering. “When we talk about building…
Lees meerKif Leswing (via John Voorhees, MacRumors): Unlike content moderators at Silicon Valley companies such as Facebook or YouTube that rely on tens of thousands of contractors, Apple’s app reviewers work for Apple, people familiar with the process said.…
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