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Apple Exec to the EU: Hands Off Our App Store - Vimarsana News

Apple Exec to the EU: Hands Off Our App Store

'Sideloading undermines security and puts people's data at risk,' Apple SVP Craig Federighi says in pushing back against EU legislation that would require companies like Apple to allow it.

Source: pcmag.com
Apple Exec to the EU: Hands Off Our App Store - Vimarsana News

Apple Exec to the EU: Hands Off Our App Store

'Sideloading undermines security and puts people's data at risk,' Apple SVP Craig Federighi says in pushing back against EU legislation that would require companies like Apple to allow it.

Source: pcmag.com
Developer interest in Mac is waning, study suggests - macOS Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Developer interest in Mac is waning, study suggests - macOS Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

New estimates suggest developers are losing interest in releasing new apps on the Mac App Store, with new releases per month down to below 300 titles in June and July.

News items you should check out: August 28 - Vimarsana News

News items you should check out: August 28

Since I can’t cover everything, I’ll often direct your attention to articles from various other sources worth your time. ° From AppleInsider: Investment bank JP Morgan believes that Apple’s proposed App Store changes could only have a modest impact on the company’s services business and revenue.

Apple macOS Malware Can Access Your Webcam! Install Update 11.4 to Fix Now - Vimarsana News

Apple macOS Malware Can Access Your Webcam! Install Update 11.4 to Fix Now

Apple macOS Malware Can Access Your Webcam! Install Update 11.4 to Fix Now A new malware has exploited a vulnerability in macOS to allow hackers to take control of the Mac hard drive, microphone and webcam without the user's consent. Photo : Tranmautritam/Pexels Malware free? Think again. Days after Craig Federighi, Apple's head of software design, made an unprecedented admission in court on the ongoing Epic Games vs. Apple tiff that the Cupertino-based company has a problem with malicious, harmful software or malware, security researchers found more malware wreaking its havoc on the operat...