The York Regional Police issued a warning on Thursday, saying that thieves are using Apple’s AirTag to track and steal high-end vehicles.
Get Exclusive Deals With Apple Pay for the 2021 Holiday Season
Apple is offering exclusive deals to customers when they shop with certain brands and use Apple Pay. Shop online with these retailers.
Facebook Takes on Apple Cash With New Split Payments in Messenger
Next week, Facebook will start to test Split Payments in Messenger as a bid to compete with the likes of Venmo and Apple Cash.
Siri Can't Dictate Emojis
Siri can do a lot of things for you, but she can’t dictate your emojis.
Learn more about this in this segment from Mac Geek Gab 901.
Hackers Steal $119 Million From Web3 Project 'BadgerDAO'
BadgerDAO reported on Wednesday that it lost about 2,100 bitcoin and 151 ether in a hacking attack.
Kryptobi, who said he is on the BadgerDAO support team and has been looking into the hack, told Motherboard that it appears someone injected a malicious script into BadgerDAO’s frontend after compromising an API key for BadgerDAO’s Cloudflare account. Cloudflare is a web infrastructure, content delivery network, and website security company, which is used by millions of sites on the internet.
'CODA' Receives Nine Hollywood Critics Association Film Award nominations
The Hollywood Critics Association announced that Apple Original Films’ CODA has received nine nominations, including Best Picture.
Apple AR/VR Headset SDK Coming Soon, Says Insider
Official details of the Apple AR/VR headset may come much sooner than its launch. Experts suggest an announcement in the first half of 2022.
Thursdays with Bob: Troubleshooting and You – TMO Daily Observations 2021-12-02
Dr Mac joins Kelly to chat about troubleshooting your Mac: Where to start, what to look for, and when to call in backup (or your backups).
AWS is Bringing M1 Mac Instances to EC2 Cloud
Amazon announced on Thursday that it’s bringing M1 Mac mini instances to the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).
Planned Parenthood Hack Leaked Data for 400,000 Patients
In October, a Planned Parenthood facility in Los Angeles suffered a data breach. It affected about 400,000 patients.
Letters from PPLA to affected patients warned that “we identified files that contained your name and one or more of the following: address, insurance information, date of birth, and clinical information, such as diagnosis, procedure, and/or prescription information.”