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Apple releases important security update to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS Apple releases important security update to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS iOS and iPadOS 14.5.1, watchOS 7.4.1, and macOS Big Sur 11.3.1 fix an active exploit in Safari Credit: Apple Apple has released updates for iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and macOS. The updates contain security patches, while iOS and iPadOS also has a fix for an issue with App Tracking Transparency. The Webkit fix is especially important. Apple's security update document states that it fixes a flaw where, Processing maliciously ...

Don’t buy the pressure to track Facebook ads on iOS 14.5 Last week, Apple release iOS 14.5, and with it a new feature that has sent messengers to online advertisers: for the first time, users can tell apps not to track their activity on different sites and services. To prevent this, Facebook and Instagram iOS apps warn users that tracking keeps these platforms “free”. That is technically true; Facebook is an advertising company that earns money by displaying ads that its users click on. But the iOS 14.5 release marks the problem that Facebook can’t stop making money if it stops tracki...

Apple's & Facebook tensions span a decade, reveals Epic 'Fortnite' trial emails Emails between Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs and other executives over Facebook have surfaced as part of Epic's lawsuit, with the messages showing tensions between the pair existed as early as 2011. The ongoing tensions between Facebook and Apple are well known, and have recently erupted in the public fight over Apple's App Tracking Transparency. However, emails raised as part of Apple's lawsuit with Epic Games show the two companies didn't see eye to eye a decade ago. In a threa...

  Emails between Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs and other executives over Facebook have surfaced as part of Epic's lawsuit, with the messages showing tensions between the pair existed as early as 2011. The ongoing tensions between Facebook and Apple are well known, and have recently erupted in the public fight over Apple's App Tracking Transparency. However, emails raised as part of Apple's lawsuit with Epic Games show the two companies didn't see eye to eye a decade ago. In a thread of emails between Steve Jobs, Scott Forstall, and Phil Schiller from July 2011, Forstall said h...

Posted by Rajesh Pandey on May 03, 2021 in Facebook, News With the release of iOS 14.5, Apple also rolled out App Tracking Transparency which requires apps to take users’ explicit permission before they can track them across apps and services. The feature is expected to have an impact on the advertising industry, with Facebook heavily criticizing it. Now, Facebook and Instagram want iPhone users to grant them the required permission for tracking them to keep their services “free of charge.” Facebook already detailed its plans on showing an “educational screen” to users on how it tra...