Marques BrownleeFerrari Luce review on Auto Focus coming soon š
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The new Apple Passwords app is damn clever
NEW VIDEO - Everything you need to know from WWDC 2026: Siri AI, Apple Intelligence and "Golden Gates" - So you don't have to watch the hour long keynote: https://youtu.be/_gCXmKjDecU
WWDC 2026 Impressions: Yeah, That's About Right
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@sbeazy I think they have some trust to regain. Like how it says it can change all your passwords if you get compromised. Now picture that with sorry something went wrong or Iām
Having trouble with the connection and your passwords are in a half changed state and possibly not actually changed or changed locally but remote end failed could be fun. A job I would never give to ai
@sbeazy I think they have some trust to regain. Like how it says it can change all your passwords if you get compromised. Now picture that with sorry something went wrong or Iām
Having trouble with the connection and your passwords are in a half changed state and possibly not actually changed or changed locally but remote end failed could be fun. A job I would never give to ai
Sean HeberI'm still obviously interested in the new stuff, but boy it's hard to relate to people posting order screenshots or complaining how their 2 year old phone is out of date when new hardware is released.
I used to enjoy that life, too, but all these App Store profits Tim talks about haven't been flowing our way for about a decade now.
Neither has the design work.
Joseph CoxNew: this company will add tech to track phones, AirPods, smartwatches, pet tags, and more to license plate readers. The idea is to link devices' identifiers to specific cars and where those people were. It "bridges [LPR] data with sensor-captured device identifiers" https://www.404media.co/this-company-will-add-phone-airpod-and-smartwatch-trackers-to-license-plate-readers/
This Company Will Add Phone, AirPod, and Smartwatch Trackers to License Plate Readers
SignalTrace ālinks devices that regularly travel together, correlating them to license plate.ā It is a surveillance product that will sweep up and add all sorts of Bluetooth and other data to license plate readers, linking specific devicesāand peopleāto cars.
9to5MacApple's most capable on-device model requires a minimum of 12GB of memory, which is currently only available on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air.
Other Apple Intelligence in iOS 27 will still run on currently supported iPhones, including the iPhone 15 Pro.
Details: 9to5mac.com/ios-27s-most-powerful-on-device-ai-requires-iphone-17-pro-iphone-air/
Zack WhittakerMy ~ this week in security ~ newsletter is out, featuring hacks affecting 20,000+ Instagram users, password manager Dashlane, and wearable ring maker Ultrahuman.
Plus: A surge in ClickFix attacks, and story about a CIA officer allegedly caught with $40M in gold bars at his home is eyebrow raising. š
Read more: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/this-week-in-security-june-7-2026-edition/
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this week in security ā june 7 2026 edition
Thousands of Instagram users hacked by abusing Meta's AI chatbot, hackers stole Dashlane password vaults, Ultrahuman ring maker breached, a surge in ClickFix attacks, a CIA officer allegedly stole $40 million in gold bars, and more.
Ged MaheuxIf you want something good to watch and you love history, the new 20 part(!!!) WWII documentary series with Tom Hanks is pretty darned great.
Started watching it last night and couldnāt stop. Airing all month. Highly recommended. Stream it on Hulu or Amazon Prime plus other places.
Electronic Frontier FoundationFrom creating your account to adjusting privacy options later on, protecting yourself on social networks takes a fair amount of management. https://ssd.eff.org/module/protecting-yourself-social-networks
Protecting Yourself on Social Networks
Social networks are among the most popular websites on the internet. Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram have over a billion users. Social networks were generally built on the idea of sharing posts, photographs, and personal information. They have also become forums for organizing and speech. Any of these activities can rely...