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How worried should you be about Apple and end-to-end encryption?
A new report out today says that Apple has not implemented end to end encryption on iCloud backups at the behest of the FBI. Apple hasn't verified the report, but it has other reasons not to encrypt iCloud backups. In the end, I don't worry too much about the absence of end-to-end encryption in iCloud, because it's to my benefit. Let me explain.
Apple Card now supports natively exporting transactions to a spreadsheet [Updated]
When the Apple Card launched in 2019, it did so without the ability to natively export transactions to a spreadsheet. That is finally changing.
Apple may launch a Smart Keyboard with scissor switch keyboard in 2020
The Smart Keyboard is a popular enough accessory for Apple's iPads that support it, and a new rumor suggests Apple could be making an important change this year.
The flagship iPhone 12 model could be thinner than the iPhone 11 Pro Max
This year's flagship iPhone model is expected to feature a 6.7-inch OLED display, up from the flasgip 6.5-inch iPhone 11 Pro Max, and a new report alleges the device will be thinner than the iPhone 11 Pro Max while featuring the same chassis design as the current generation.
Animated concept: Instagram for Windows 95
Moscow-based designer Misha Petrick, who runs the Russian animation studio Petrick, took it upon himself to imagine what Instagram would look like on Microsoft's Windows 95 as a native app, creating convincing mockups that you need to see to appreciate attention to detail.
Disney+ is coming to Europe on March 24, sooner than we thought
Disney+ was supposed to roll out across Western Europe on March 31, but the Mickey Mouse house has decided to move up the launch by a week whilst also revealing pricing.
Reuters: the FBI pressured Apple not to encrypt iCloud backups
Reuters today alleged Apple did bow to pressure from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) which reportedly demanded that the Cupertino firm drop plans to roll out end-to-end encryption for iCloud device backups, claiming doing so would harm investigations.
Apple CEO calls for international tax overhaul, more data privacy
In an interview with Reuters, Apple CEO Tim Cook suggested that Apple was ready to accept the consequences of global tax reforms and said that Europe's current data privacy laws are a step in the right direction but don't go far enough.
Apple launching new Activity challenge for employees in February
Every year, Apple hosts a fitness challenge for its employees. This year will be no different, with the latest activity challenge launching in February.
Apple TV+’s upcoming British comedy series ‘Trying’ debuts on May 1
What Apple describes as a "heartfelt, hilarious" new comedy series, Trying is an all-new British original show heading to Apple TV+.
New Apple TV+ documentary inspired by ‘Dear Apple’ spots to premiere June 5
The upcoming Apple TV+ documentary titled “Dear…” will be making its global debut on the Apple TV+ streaming platform on Friday, June 5, the Cupertino tech giant officially revealed yesterday at the Television Critics Association winter press tour.