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Lees meerHow many iOS 14.5 users opt in to app tracking? Not many! In this article: ATT and you | Opt-in data | Opting out | Opting out of Apple ads The post Only 6% of iOS users opt in to app tracking appeared first on SecureMac.
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Lees meerApple neglected to warn more than 100 million iOS users who downloaded apps infected with the XcodeGhost malware. The post XcodeGhost Malware Infected 100+ Million iOS Users and Apple Said Nothing appeared first on The Mac Security Blog.
Lees meer0-days, WebKit, and Apple's intentional vagueness. We discuss this week's updates (and what they mean) with August Trometer. The post Checklist 229: Zero-Days and WebKit with August Trometer appeared first on SecureMac.
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Lees meerThe Intego Mac Podcast episode 38 is now available! Kirk and Josh discuss some ways to check your Mac’s software and ensure that it is running smoothly. And we bring the latest Mac security news. If you like what you hear, be sure to rate and review…
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