This week on the AppleInsider Podcast, William and Victor talk about the changes in the MacBook line, Victor explains what happens when you try and defeat Safari security, and William likes the TV App finally.
We miss you, little 12-inch MacBook
editor Victor Marks and writer William Gallagher discuss:
- We pour one out for the 12-inch MacBook.
- Zoom.us learns the hard way why breaking Safari security in the name of a "better user experience" doesn't work in their favor.
- A health insurance company is hiring up former Apple employees like there's a shortage of them. What could they be working on?
- A fresh round of iOS / macOS betas land, and we're keeping an eye on them.
- HBO announces their new streaming service, and the field is crowded. That crunch is all the more reason for the TV app to index as many of these things as it can, we say.
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- Lamenting the loss of the adorable 12-inch MacBook
- Flaw in Zoom's Mac client allows websites to turn on user cameras without permission
- Zoom to patch flaw that enabled access to Mac webcams
- Apple removes Zoom web server in stealth Mac update
- Health insurer Anthem recruits from Apple to bolster digital plans
- Apple debuts sixth iOS 12.4, fifth watchOS 5.3, fourth macOS 10.14.6 developer betas
- WarnerMedia announces HBO Max with content from CNN, DC, Adult Swim & more
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