apple
Apple further allay fears on iCloud child abuse detection tool
Last week, Apple confirmed plans to deploy new technology within iOS, macOS, watchOS, and iMessage that will detect potential child abuse imagery. In the new paper, Apple said that it will not rely on a single government-affiliated database like US-based National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) to identify CSAM Apple said that it will only flag an iCloud account if it identifies 30 images as CSAM.
Epic Games CEO slams Apple 'government spyware': Report
As part of the outpouring of criticism against Apple, Sweeney took to Twitter to complain about Apple's initiative, reports AppleInsider. "I've tried hard to see this from Apple's point of view," Sweeney wrote on Twitter. "But inescapably, this is government spyware installed by Apple based on a presumption of guilt. Though Apple wrote the code, its function is to scan personal data and report it to the government," he added.
How Apple is helping Indian women entrepreneurs go global
The Apple Entrepreneur Camp is helping women founders receive one-on-one code-level guidance on their app from Apple experts and engineers, as well as mentorship, inspiration, and insights from top Apple leaders. Once the lab concludes, they get ongoing support and become part of a growing community of other exceptional alumni who help them build their businesses.
Apple Arcade surpasses 200 games: Report
The milestone was first highlighted by CNET, and it comes alongside the launch of Super Leap Day, Super Stickman Golf 3+ and Monster Hunter Stories+, all of which can now be downloaded and played. Apple Arcade first launched in September 2019, so it has taken just under two years for Apple to provide customers with 200 titles to choose from, reports MacRumors.
WhatsApp head blasts Apple over its tools to curb child abuse
Stressing that WhatsApp will not allow such Apple tools to run on his platform, Cathcart said that Apple has long needed to do more to fight child sexual abuse material (CSAM), "but the approach they are taking introduces something very concerning into the world". Apple has said that other child safety groups were likely to be added as hash sources as the programme expands.
Apple plans to make iOS detect child abuse photos: Report
Apple has previously removed individual apps from the App Store over child pornography concerns, but now it's said to be about to introduce such a detection system widely. Using photo hashing, iPhones could identify Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) on the device. Apple has not confirmed this and so far the sole source is the security expert Matthew Green.
Apple faces patent lawsuit over iPhone security tools: Report
Lodged in the patent holder-friendly US District Court for the Western District of Texas, the suit from Altpass LLC claims Apple's iPhone infringes on a pair of patents that detail methods of creating digital signatures that can later be used for user authentication. This can include passcode and password creation, as well as Face ID technology, the complaint alleges.
New HP ENVY laptops to start from Rs 1 lakh, to take on MacBooks
Reliable sources told IANS on Wednesday that the new ENVY series, to be launched on August 10, is set to start from around Rs 1 lakh with superior graphics, strong panel and a security pack, making it the go-to device option for creators in India. "The new ENVY portfolio is expected to come with pro-grade performance features with enhanced thermal design and long battery life," according to the sources.
Apple rejigs its online store before mega launches
The Online Store, that went down for nearly an hour, emerged in a new look and feel late on Tuesday. The top section of the Online Store offers images and links to Apple products like Mac, iPhone, AirPods and Watch, etc. On the main Store page, there are also sections for what's new, links to support pages and more.
Alexa app adds 'Ask Alexa' widget for iOS home screen
Users can now add the "Ask Alexa" widget in home screen to talk to the personal assistant with only one click, reports 9To5Mac. "On iOS 14 or higher, you can now add the new Ask Alexa widget to your home screen and tap to talk to Alexa," the report said. Whether you have an Amazon Echo device at home or just enjoy using Amazon's own personal assistant, it's now easier than ever to call for help, tips, or even to activate a skill..
Advertisement