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Recovery Key storage transition hightlights Apple’s privacy and obscurity

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By Glenn Fleishman Verified
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We trust Apple with a lot of our data. In general, that hasn’t seemed like a bad idea; in particular, compared to its competitors, Apple seems to ensure that it can inspect or interact with very little of our data. The company has built its platform and its reputation on being an elegant, frictionless, hands-off conduit.
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Preparing for next year’s Rosetta 2 demise

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By Glenn Fleishman Verified
| Six Colors Verified
The reckoning is coming. Apple has done it before, and it’s doing it again. After macOS 27 Golden Gate, you will no longer be able to run legacy Intel apps using Rosetta 2. After the 26.4 update in March, when running any affected app in macOS 26 Tahoe, you see a notification banner when you launch affected software or a background component launches that uses Intel code: Support Ending for Intel-based Apps. This version of “[App Name Here]” will not open in a future release of macOS.
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MailMaven adds POP, AppleScript, and AI interaction

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By Glenn Fleishman Verified
| Six Colors Verified
Back in April of this year, I suggested that the MailMaven email app for macOS might become my new best friend. Months later, with continuous minor and major improvements, the friendship has only grown richer. MailMaven 1.1 in April added POP support for those people who rely on the ancient email mailbox protocol.
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