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Behind Apple’s Hypocrisy on “Privacy”
? Apple’s promotion of privacy is mostly marketing and PR.
Reddit and Other Apps Are Still Reading iPhone Clipboard Data
The practice is being revealed by Apple’s new upcoming update.
Castro App for iPhone Lets Users Listen to YouTube Audio as if It Were a Podcast
Audio from YouTube can now be played from the lock screen.
Apple Accused of Using Copyright Law to Harm Security Industry
Security researchers are surprised by Apple’s move.
David Dobrik Launches David’s Disposable App, Lets Users Create Retro-Style Photos
The app is available now in the US.
Cloudflare Ordered to Reveal Identity Behind Pirate Site
A subpoena has been issued.
Apple Safari Browser Sends Some User IP Addresses to Chinese Conglomerate Tencent by Default
It’s unclear when Apple started allowing Tencent and Google to log some user IP addresses.
Apple Hides Taiwan Flag Emoji as Its Ties to China Face Scrutiny
Apple was criticized last week for banning an App that helped support Hong Kong protestors.
Boostnote Is an Easy to Use Open-Source, Cross-Platform Note-Taking App in Active Development
Other features include Markdown auto-formatting and drag-and-drop embedding of images.
Gab’s Top New Features Include Mobile App Support, Self-Hosting, Video Uploads, and Two-Factor Authentication
Gab says that the new features in this open-source and decentralized new Gab make it unstoppable.
Apple Stands in the Way of Telegram’s Censorship-Free Vision
Apple’s lock down of the App Store means it can censor content in apps such as Telegram. And it does.
