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"Many VPN apps on Apple's App store can't be trusted, researcher warns" Computerworld 8:07 AM
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"CarPlay in iOS 13: A Big Leap Forward" MacStories 11:33 AM
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"Samsung spent years trolling Apple in commercials. Now it's cloning an iPhone feature it mocked and has deleted the ads." Business Insider 7:48 AM
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"Apple Is Locking iPhone Batteries to Discourage Repair: By activating a dormant software lock on their newest iPhones, Apple is effectively announcing a drastic new policy: only Apple batteries can go in iPhones, and only they can install them.""
 iFixit 7:47 AM
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"Face ID security defeated with glasses and tape" AppleInsider 4:41 PM
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"Apple Card opened up to more users ahead of official launch" AppleInsider 8:07 AM
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"Apple expands its bug bounty, increases maximum payout to $1M" TechCrunch 3:11 PM
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"Apple iPad mini (2019) review: a tiny creative powerhouse" T3 8:35 AM
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"Apple Deserves More Credit for Wearables: The wearables era at Apple began years ago. However, Wall Street and Silicon Valley are only noslowly starting to pay attention to what Apple has been building. Apple is the undisputed leader in wearables, and they are pulling away from the competition."" Above Avalon 4:23 PM
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"How to make your Mac automatically restart after a crash with Terminal" iDownload Blog 8:12 AM
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"Apple locking down iPhone batteries: Apple is at it again with more anti-consumer behavior. This time the company has activated a dormant software lock that hinders third-party battery replacements. But there may be a good reason behind this." ZDNet 8:14 AM
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"Researchers Bypass Apple FaceID Using Biometrics 'Achilles Heel'"" Threatpost 4:41 PM
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"iPhone could someday check your blood pressure in a snap" Cult of Mac 7:47 AM
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"Samsung, like Apple, sows brilliant confusion: We look to technology for solutions, don't we? Yet Samsung just managed to unpack problems just as tortured as Apple's." ZDNet 9:33 AM
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"Google to Apple: Want a more secure iPhone? Cut surplus iMessage code/Apple could do a better job of protecting iPhone users from remote attacks if it cut out non-essential code, according to Google's Project Zero."" ZDNet 10:02 AM
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"iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 Beta 6: What's New" iPhone Hacks 7:34 AM
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"Samsung and Microsoft are teaming up to take on Apple: Major software-sharing agreement revealed at Galaxy Note 10 launch" TechRadar UK 6:57 AM
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MacSurfer Headline News Staff
