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EU Warns Apple Not to Limit USB-C - Vimarsana News

EU Warns Apple Not to Limit USB-C

The EU has written a letter to Apple warning the company not to limit USB-C fast charging speeds to MFi certified devices.

Apple défend son nouveau logiciel de scanning de photos d'abus d'enfants - ICT actualité - Vimarsana News

Apple défend son nouveau logiciel de scanning de photos d'abus d'enfants - ICT actualité

Le nouveau logiciel du géant technologique Apple destiné à contrôler si des utilisateurs aux Etats-Unis détiennent des photos d'abus d'enfants est " mal compris dans l'ensemble ", estime Craig Federighi, grand patron de l'éditeur Apple dans un entretien au quotidien économique The Wall Street Journal. Selon Fererighi, les systèmes d'Apple ne sont pas moins bien sécurisés ou fiables lorsque le logiciel est utilisé.

Betriebssystem: Was das neue Windows 11 können soll - Vimarsana News

Betriebssystem: Was das neue Windows 11 können soll

Microsoft kündigt die nächste Version seines Betriebssystems an. Technische Revolutionen gibt es nicht, aber einige Anpassungen. So sollen etwa Android-Apps auch auf Windows-Geräten laufen.

Source: msn.com
Apple Car, Facebook versus Apple privacy fight, and M1 malware - February 2021 in review - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Apple Car, Facebook versus Apple privacy fight, and M1 malware - February 2021 in review - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

Apple's Developer Transition Kit M1 malware and SSD issues Speaking of M1 Macs, though, an issue for all users -- not just developers -- arose when it started to look as if there might be a problem with their SSD storage. There isn't. But it looked like there might be. Using an app called Smart Monitoring Tools, users were seeing that their SSDs were being written to enormously more than they should. Since SSDs do have a limited lifespan, there were concerns. This wasn't the only M1 specification to be called into question -- though in the next case, nobody believed it for a second. Quite po...