Apple's new 'Switch to Safari' campaign details why you should ditch Chrome(9to5mac.com)
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9to5Mac article on Apple's 'Switch to Safari' marketing campaign arguing Safari is more powerful and private than Chrome.
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269 points by ivell | 450 comments
9to5Mac article on Apple's 'Switch to Safari' marketing campaign arguing Safari is more powerful and private than Chrome.
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9to5Mac news article reporting that Apple has sued OpenAI, accusing former Apple employees of stealing trade secrets.
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9to5Mac news article reporting that LastPass has notified users of another data breach.
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9to5Mac article reporting that the FBI recovered deleted Signal messages from an iPhone by using stored notification data.
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9to5Mac news article reporting that Apple has discontinued the Mac Pro and has no plans for future Mac Pro hardware.
581 points by ksec | 479 comments
9to5Mac article reporting Apple is testing an App Store search design that makes sponsored ads look more like regular search results.
464 points by Despegar | 562 comments
9to5Mac article reporting that Apple will reinstate Epic's developer account, clearing the way for the Epic Games Store on iPhone in the EU.
718 points by dm | 629 comments
9to5Mac news article reporting Apple's announcement that RCS messaging support will come to the iPhone in 2024.
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9to5Mac article reporting Apple's statement that it would pull iMessage and FaceTime from the UK rather than weaken end-to-end encryption under proposed law.
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9to5Mac article reporting that iOS 17 strips tracking parameters from clicked links as part of Apple's Link Tracking Protection privacy feature.
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9to5Mac article on a report that Apple employees are frustrated with Siri and skeptical of its future.