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AirPods Max, App Store privacy, and Charlie Brown — December 2020 in review - Vimarsana News

AirPods Max, App Store privacy, and Charlie Brown — December 2020 in review

  Apple brought us many things in December, and most got a mixed reception. AirPods Max are expensive, Facebook says App Store privacy will be "devastating" to businesses, and Apple TV+ has nabbed "A Charlie Brown Christmas." No one is ever going to say, "enough already" when Apple brings out some more hardware. But for a year where the coronavirus wrecked so much, Apple was startlingly able to keep on pushing out new products, and didn't stop simply because it was December — and because it had done so much in November 2020. Apple didn't stop even though it had just done three major onlin...

AirPods Max, App Store privacy, and Charlie Brown -- December 2020 in review - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

AirPods Max, App Store privacy, and Charlie Brown -- December 2020 in review - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

L-R: AirPods Max, App Store trophy, and Charlie Brown No one is ever going to say, "enough already" when Apple brings out some more hardware. But for a year where the coronavirus wrecked so much, Apple was startlingly able to keep on pushing out new products, and didn't stop simply because it was December -- and because it had done so much in November 2020. Apple didn't stop even though it had just done three major online events with world-class production values, and some of the company's most keenly awaited devices. AirPods Max came out this month and if the lack of an event, the lack of an...

Did Facebook remove blue tick from Apple's official page? Here is the truth - Vimarsana News

Did Facebook remove blue tick from Apple's official page? Here is the truth

Did Facebook remove blue tick from Apple’s official page? Here is the truth  Did Facebook remove blue tick from Apple’s official page? Here is the truth  The social media giant had claimed that Apple is hampering the small businesses with its new policies but Apple defended itself. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS Facebook had claimed that Apple is hampering the small businesses with its new policies Amid the mud-slinging, it was being reported that Facebook has unverified Apple’s official page on its platform. Facebook and Apple are at loggerheads ever since the iPhone-maker had launched new...

Facebook Didn't Remove Blue Tick From Apple's Page, Apple Never Applied for Verification in the First Place - Vimarsana News

Facebook Didn't Remove Blue Tick From Apple's Page, Apple Never Applied for Verification in the First Place

MySmartPrice Dec 24, 2020 The Apple vs Facebook war has been in the news over the latter criticising iOS 14’S privacy policy. Amid the ongoing virtual battle, it was reported that Facebook removed Apple’s verification badge on its platform. The word spread out more after YouTuber Safwan AhmedMia, popularly known as SuperSaf, tweeted the same. A Facebook representative clarified that the social media giant did not remove Apple’s verification badge. Here is everything you need to know on whether Facebook removed the verification badge on Apple’s Facebook page. Apple’s Face...

Facebook Versus Apple, On Astroturf - Palisades Hudson Financial Group - Vimarsana News

Facebook Versus Apple, On Astroturf - Palisades Hudson Financial Group

Facebook Versus Apple, On Astroturf Apple makes the majority of its money by selling us gizmos, and it makes most of the rest by dispensing content for which customers are willing to pay. There is nothing wrong with that. Facebook makes most of its money by learning everything it can possibly learn about us and using that information to target commercial advertising to audiences most likely to be receptive. There is nothing intrinsically wrong with that, either. Facebook is very, very angry at Apple right now. The latest version of the iPhone operating system forces Facebook and other app de...