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Stop Your iPhone From Sharing Photos’ Data With Apple
When you think about data privacy on the iPhone, the focus is usually on ad tracking companies and other third-parties that might be siphoning off your personal information without you knowing about it. Unfortunately, it’s time to start paying attention to the data that Apple itself collects, too. Although Apple has continually repeated its commitment to privacy, the company hasn’t…
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Is your iPhone sharing photos with Apple by default?
Sure enough, when I checked my iPhone 15 Pro this morning, the toggle was switched to on. You can find it for yourself by going to Settings > Photos (or System Settings > Photos on a Mac). Enhanced Visual Search lets you look up landmarks you’ve taken pictures of or search for those images using the names of those landmarks.…
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8 Signs It’s Time to Dissolve Your Apple Family Sharing Plan
Family Sharing lets up to six people share Apple subscriptions and services. It’s not always suitable for everyone, or it may run its course as members of your group get older. Here are some tell-tale signs that it might be time to break up the band. 1 Your Kids Are Old Enough to Pay For Themselves When your kids are…
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7 Reasons You Should be Using Apple Family Sharing
Apple Family Sharing is one of the most valuable and powerful features of the Apple ecosystem. If you live with family members who use Apple devices or services, then you really should consider forming a family sharing group, for these and more reasons. 7 Shared Subscriptions Are a Huge Money Saver Individually, Apple subscription prices can add up quickly, but…
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Everything You Can and Can’t Share with Apple Family Sharing
Summary Most apps can be shared using Family Sharing, but it’s up to the developer. In-app purchases are not always shareable, so expect limitations. Subscriptions like Apple Arcade can be shared, but Netflix has its own sharing feature. Apple’s Family Sharing feature for its family of devices is an amazing way to simplify the Apple ecosystem in your home, and…
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Snowflake and Anthropic partner up on agentic AI, model sharing
Snowflake and Anthropic have signed off on a multi-year partnership that will deliver AI models to customers via the Snowflake platform, Snowflake has announced. Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 models will be available on Snowflake’s Cortex AI, a managed service that allows Snowflake users to leverage large language models (LLMs) from other developers. Snowflake’s agentic AI products — Snowflake Intelligence and Cortex…
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Strava closes the gates to sharing fitness data with other apps
We wanted to provide some additional context around the changes to our API Agreement and the impact for our users and developers. We currently anticipate these changes will impact less than .1% of applications and proactively notified the majority of those affected last week. Enhanced Privacy and User Control Privacy and user control are at the forefront of our platform.…
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Windows 11 build 22635.4510 (KB5046716) brings more sharing options (preview)
Microsoft brings more share options to the context menu with Windows 11 build 22635.4510. The update is available through the Beta Channel with additional changes for the on-screen keyboard and accessibility. Microsoft is now rolling out the Windows 11 build 22635.4510 as the update KB5046716 for devices enrolled in the Beta Channel of the Windows Insider Program with some visual…
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Max Is the Latest Streaming Service to Target Password Sharing
Following similar crackdowns from Netflix and Disney+, Max (formerly HBO Max) has announced its intentions to stop you from freely sharing passwords across households. In an earnings call Thursday, company Chief Financial Officer Gunnar Wiedenfels said the move would start with “very soft messaging” over the next few months before getting more serious heading into 2025 and 2026. That at…
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Download our file sync and sharing enterprise buyer’s guide
From the editors of Computerworld, this enterprise buyer’s guide helps IT staff understand what the various enterprise file synchronization and sharing (EFSS) options can do for their organizations and how to choose the right solution. Source link
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