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Podcast episode 175: Salty Security🧂Even More Heartstrings, and Find My Under the Tree🎄
Hackers from China are listening to our phone calls and reading our text messages. Do you need to be concerned about this specific threat, and what should you always be doing to protect your privacy? That's the topic for the beginning of this week's episode of the podcast. Brett Burney and I next discuss the recent interview with Tim Cook for the cover story of this month's Wired magazine, adjusting what you see when you look at your Apple Watch, how the Photos app on your iPhone and iPad will improve in a few days, using the Find My app to its fullest, additional details on this year's holiday commercial from Apple, Apple's holiday display in London, and more.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a tip for seeing your Wi-Fi passwords and the Wi-Fi networks you have connected to in the past, and I provide a tip to improve your writing.
Podcast episode 175: Salty Security🧂Even More Heartstrings, and Find My Under the Tree🎄
Hackers from China are listening to our phone calls and reading our text messages. Do you need to be concerned about this specific threat, and what should you always be doing to protect your privacy? That's the topic for the beginning of this week's episode of the podcast. Brett Burney and I next discuss the recent interview with Tim Cook for the cover story of this month's Wired magazine, adjusting what you see when you look at your Apple Watch, how the Photos app on your iPhone and iPad will improve in a few days, using the Find My app to its fullest, additional details on this year's holiday commercial from Apple, Apple's holiday display in London, and more.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a tip for seeing your Wi-Fi passwords and the Wi-Fi networks you have connected to in the past, and I provide a tip to improve your writing.
