A Look at Privacy Features at The Seattle Times

Apple has been in the news a lot lately regarding privacy, from the now-fixed Group FaceTime bug that allowed callers to eavesdrop on audio before the other person picked up to tussles with Facebook and Google. You’ve probably also noticed that you need to click through more privacy-related dialogs lately. In my latest Practical Mac column for The Seattle Times, I look at a couple of practical privacy measures employed on Macs and iOS devices.

Read the article here: Some new privacy features for Mac and iOS devices, and why they exist.

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Category: Articles Published, Handhelds/iPhone/iPad/Palm, Macintosh
Tag: column, ios, ipad, iphone, mac, macos, practical mac, privacy, Seattle times, seattletimes

Published by Jeff Carlson

Author, photographer, and late-nighter Jeff Carlson writes for outlets such as Popular Photography, DPReview, Creative Pro, and others, and is a contributing editor for TidBITS. He is the author of Take Control of Your Digital Photos; The Photographer's Guide to Luminar AI, Take Control of Apple Watch, and Take Control of Your Digital Storage, among many other titles. View all posts by Jeff Carlson

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