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海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple cites bevy of scared users to back up its case against the EU DMA	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/03/01/apple-cites-bevy-of-scared-users-to-back-up-its-case-against-the-eu-dma?utm_medium=rss	Apple has to comply with the EU s new law about rival App Stores but it s protesting all the way and is now showing emails from users who fear the changes Tim CookAhead of the March deadline and the facility for third party app stores in the EU that will come with iOS Apple has published a whitepaper detailing its compliance with the law and its objections to it As part of that the whitepaper includes the text of emails sent to Tim Cook by concerned users within the European Union I am feeling increasingly more concerned and scared about my digital privacy and online safety in the EU says one As an EU citizen and Apple user I always believed to have had the perfect balance between regulatory protection like GDPR and Apple safety features like App Tracking Transparency and App Store Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-03-01 12:40:25
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple stresses security risks of complying with EU's Digital Markets Act	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/03/01/apple-stresses-security-risks-of-complying-with-eus-digital-markets-act?utm_medium=rss	Apple has published a whitepaper detailing how it says it is working to protect EU users and emphasizing the risks of opening up the iPhone to rival App Stores Apple s whitepaper details its compliance with the EUTo comply with the new Digital Markets Act DMA in the European Union Apple must for the first time allow third party app stores onto the iPhone It has previously published a whitepaper strenuously protesting against the dangers of this side loading and now it s repeating that disagreement saying it has to comply but is working to protect EU users By requiring that all apps on iPhone be distributed through a single trusted source the App Store we were able to accomplish our goal of protecting users more effectively than any other platform says Apple in its new whitepaper While our efforts to protect users and developers alike are never complete iOS has never allowed a widespread consumer malware attack on users which is exceptional for a year old modern computing platform Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-03-01 12:10:30
海外TECH	Engadget	The Morning After: Your cheap video doorbell may have serious security issues	https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-your-cheap-video-doorbell-may-have-serious-security-issues-121525353.html?src=rss	Video doorbells manufactured by a Chinese company called Eken sold under different brands for around each have serious security issues according to Consumer Reports These doorbell cameras are sold on Walmart Sears and even with an Amazon Choice badge on Amazon As is often the case with basic technology products the device is available under multiple brands including Eken Tuck Fishbot Rakeblue Andoe Gemee and Luckwolf among others Most pair with an app called Aiwitt AmazonThese devices aren t encrypted and can expose the user s home IP address and WiFi network name to the internet making it easy for scumbags to gain entry Worse somebody could easily take control of it by creating an account on the Aiwit app going up to the doorbell and then pressing a button to put it into pairing mode which then connects it with their phone Worse still even if the original owner regains control the hijacker can still get time stamped images from the doorbell as long as they know its serial number There s no way to protect yourself if you do own this doorbell series Temu told Consumer Reports it s looking into the issue Amazon Sears and Shein reportedly didn t respond ーMat SmithThe biggest stories you might have missedMicrosoft plans to streamline game upscaling across different graphics cardsThe best DACs for Apple Music LosslessThis week s gaming news layoffs and weird PR emails You can get these reports delivered daily direct to your inbox Subscribe right here Dell XPS laptop reviewBeauty and power come at a cost EngadgetThe XPS stands out from most other large laptops by combining power and beauty But you ll have to suffer through some usability tradeoffs For example the XPS s invisible trackpad a lovely divisive design feature is still annoying and not for everyone A lack of ports counteracts that minimalist design No HDMI no SD card reader Continue reading UK government wants to use AI to cut civil service jobsThat s not a typo The UK government is actively promoting the use of AI to do the work normally done by civil servants including drafting responses to parliamentary inquiries the Financial Times reports UK Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden will unveil a red box tool that can allegedly absorb and summarize information from reputable sources like the parliamentary record A separate instrument is also being trialed that should work for individual responses to public consultations The Telegraph quoted Dowden arguing that implementing AI technology is critical to cutting civil service jobs ーsomething he wants to do It really is the only way I think if we want to get on a sustainable path to headcount reduction Continue reading Meta is killing the Facebook News tab in the US and AustraliaThe tab is already gone in the UK France and Germany In early April the Facebook News tab will disappear for users in the US and Australia Meta has announced it s pulling the dedicated tab to align its investments to its products and services people value the most Meta added that the number of people using the News tab in the US and Australia over the past year has dropped by percent By pulling the News tab in Australia the company will stop paying publishers in the country for their content after their current deals end A few years ago Facebook blocked Australian news links in response to the then proposed law requiring companies like Meta to pay media organizations for their content The company unblocked news links just a few days after striking deals with Australian media organizations Continue reading This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-03-01 12:30:23