April 2025

Security Bite: This old school alias trick will show you who’s selling or leaking your email

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iPhone 17 Pro Max and Air will be heavily inspired by two other products

After years of mostly unchanged iPhone lineups, Apple has already shaken things up this year by debuting the iPhone 16e instead of the expected new iPhone SE. The company is just getting started though, as this fall’s iPhone 17 family—particularly the Air and Pro Max—will change even more, with direct inspiration from the Apple Watch.

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Deals: M4 MacBook Air, M4 iPad Pro $300 off, Level Lock+ with Apple Home Key $184 off, more

Your Friday edition of the best Apple deals is now ready to roll with the return of all-time low pricing on Apple’s most affordable new M4 MacBook Air (all colors included). We then move over the banger 2TB 13-inch iPad Pro that is now $300 off the list price and joined by an ongoing price

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How to avoid CC’ing the Atlantic editor-in-chief in your messages

Macworld You are likely not planning a military action in another country, but the accidental inclusion of unintended invitees to a group text, email, or other discussion could still prove a problem—from embarrassment to losing friends, causing a family rift, or even being fired from a job. The problem arises from two intersecting factors: how

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Brazil now investigating Apple over App Tracking Transparency after Meta complaint

As we have reported in recent months, Apple has been facing scrutiny in Brazil over accusations of anti-competitive practices with the App Store. Although the company has been given more time to discuss the case, the Brazilian antitrust regulator “Cade” is now investigating Apple over the App Tracking Transparency feature. more…

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