Bryan Chaffin and Jeff Gamet discuss Bryan’s thought that Apple isn’t wrong to avoid cryptocurrency, at least not for now. But, there are lots of things coming in the crypto world that will change that. They also talk about Apple’s new Small Business Essentials service that helps companies manage their employees’ devices.
A Quick Guide To Monterey's Live Text
Here’s A Quick Guide To Monterey’s New Live Text Feature from Mac Geek Gab 899.
Get Your Tracking Information From iPhone Pictures
Get your tracking information straight from your iPhone pictures with this new feature in Monterey Live Text!
Learn how in this mini-segment from Mac Geek Gab 899!
How To Easily Format Images On Your MacBook
There’s now a Quick Action in Monterey to help easily convert your images into the correct format.
Learn how to use it in this mini-segment from Mac Geek Gab 899.
Avoid The MacBook Notch: Scale Your Apps
AVOID THE NOTCH! Did you know you can scale your apps to fit below the notch on your new MacBook Pro?
Learn how in this mini-segment from Mac Geek Gab 898.
A Guide To AirTag Accessories 2021
Here’s a look at some AirTag Accessories from Mac Geek Gab 898:
1) Catalyst Clip-It Case 2) Speck’s AirTag Accessories
Security Friday: News and Precise Locations – TMO Daily Observations 2021-11-12
Andrew Orr and Jeff Butts join host Kelly Guimont to discuss security news, This Week in Data Breaches, and new uses for Precise Location data.
Coinbase Users Can Now Publicly Share Their Portfolio With New Update
Coinbase has released an update that lets users share their portfolio by generating a URL. Tap the Share button in the Coinbase app.
Apple Supplier Foxconn Warns of Chip Shortage Issues
Key Apple supplier Foxconn has warned that the global chip shortage will continue into the first half of 2022.
Contract Lawyers Latest Sector to Face Remote Surveillance Programs
As WP reports, businesses are increasingly using surveillance software to monitor what their employees do on computers. Contract lawyers are the latest group to face this.
The monitoring is a symptom of “these pervasive employer attitudes that take advantage of these technologies to continue these really vicious cycles … that treat employees as commodities,” she said. “The irony in this situation is that it’s attorneys, who traditionally advocate for employee rights or justice when they’re made aware of intrusions like these.”