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For my newsletter and blog, I wrote about how Apple's Lockdown Mode, once billed as an "extreme" security protection for iPhones, iPads, Macs and Watches, has passed a major real-world test by blocking the feds from accessing a journalist's phone.
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@zackwhittaker my dad had this turned on by accident. I wasted about half an hour troubleshooting his phone because all kinds of stuff seemed broken (like no Facetime, no attachment previews in iMessage) before it dawned on me it had to be Lockdown mode
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A Politico story out today describes how Oura wearable rings are winning over Washington, but makes no real mention of their privacy or security risks.
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@zackwhittakerThis is exactly why @gadgetbridge exists and why it's more relevant than ever.#gadgetbridge

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zackwhittaker@mastodon.social

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For my newsletter and blog, I wrote about how Apple's Lockdown Mode, once billed as an "extreme" security protection for iPhones, iPads, Macs and Watches, has passed a major real-world test by blocking the feds from accessing a journalist's phone.

A Politico story out today describes how Oura wearable rings are winning over Washington, but makes no real mention of their privacy or security risks.