Podcast episode 11: AirTag, MagSafe, and Zero-Click

Episode 11 of the In the News podcast is now available. In this week’s episode, Brett Burney and I discuss the recent news about the NSO Group’s Pegasus software, which can be used to hack into an iPhone. Next, we talk about Apple accessories, including accessories for the AirTag, and Apple’s new Magsafe Battery Pack.

Finally, in our In the Know segment, Brett and I both share tips for getting more out of the iPhone’s Messages app

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Podcast episode 11: AirTag, MagSafe, and Zero-Click

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