Related news iOS 14.5 released this spring and incorporated a controversial feature to protect user privacy. This feature called App Tracking Transparency requires developers to receive explicit permission from users to access all or part of their information. Google is reportedly working on a similar feature for Android. This is a function that clearly limits ...
Infinite Loop is the daily podcast of Applesfera, broadcast Monday to Friday at 7:00 a.m. (Spanish Peninsula time), in which we talk about Apple and its competition seen through the prism of the Cupertino company. This is a ten-minute podcast, presented by Javier Lacort and edited by Saints Araújo. These are the five episodes of ...
The new version of iOS 14.5 has arrived with a whole slew of cool news for iPhone users, such as new emojis and the ability to unlock iPhone with a mask. However, there is other less visible but extremely interesting news that you shouldn’t miss, such as the feature to avoid app tracking so that ...
No one doubts the benefits of using artificial intelligence in all aspects of everyday life. It is one of the technologies that has generated the most interest because of the advancements it brings to society in general and the economy. Its rapid progress, for better or for worse, has resulted in drastic changes and digital ...
Since WhatsApp announced changes to its privacy policy at the start of the year so that it can share more user data with Facebook, millions of instant messaging users are seriously considering abandoning its use in favor of others. alternatives. Some similar apps are Telegram O Signal , since the success of using these platforms ...
Perhaps you have also received the message that many WhatsApp users are getting, in which a new change to the privacy policy of the messaging service is vaguely explained, which you have to accept if you do not want to stop using it. use. There has been a lot of speculation about what this means, ...
We do not discover anything when we say that Huawei has been a couple of years complicated with the veto imposed by the United States, especially with regard to the inability to install Google services on its terminals marketed around the world. But far from throwing in the towel or looking the other way, the ...
