On Monday, Apple released iOS 10.3, a major and minor release that adds a lot of little features, and macOS 10.12.4, which brings Night Shift to the Mac. Glenn Fleishman and Leah Yamshon talk about new features, follow-up security and conflict minerals stories, and explain how an iCloud breach is almost certainly not that on this week’s episode.
Show notes
- Apple’s sustainability report is out, and it includes details about how it’s avoiding the use of conflict minerals
- Susie’s review of the BeatsX headphones
- Apple releases iOS 10.3
- iOS 10.3 fixes a Safari pop-up bug that allows scammers to lock out your browser until you reset it
- Night Shift now in macOS with 10.12.4; you can use f.lux on a wider variety of Macs with more options, though
- Rent once, watch everywhere across your iCloud-connected devices
- The iCloud hack that wasn’t: Apple says no hack, but you should still set up 2FA
- Watch out for “Apple Support” fraud calls
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Author: Leah Yamshon, Associate Managing Editor
Leah Yamshon is a former Macworld editor.