iOS 13.3 for iPhone: We are now giving iOS 13 on iPhones a cautious green light for iPhone 7 and newer. I say cautious because some of the earliest adopters experienced a fair number of bugs. However, John, Sarah and I are not having any issues, and Apple has released several patches already. We all have newer iPhones, and that could be why we are faring better than some others.
Apple has released the next Mac OS Catalina (10.15) in early October. With the upgrade, Apple has finally pulled the plug on older "32-bit" apps, requiring all software (apps) you run to be 64-bit. This transition has been a long time coming and most current software complies. Here is an explanation about the difference and why Apple is doing this.
Heads up folks! This is really happening - we are seeing clients taken by this scam.
This woman did exactly what she should. Go directly to the Apple website call the support number on there and ask to talk to or for a callback from legitimate Apple employee.
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/01/apple-phone-phishing-scams-getting-better/
Once again we find ourselves at the beginning of a New Year and hopefully we feel excitement at the idea of a fresh start and the potential for wonderful things happening. I also start my New Year with intentions as opposed to resolutions. I took some time over the holiday break to sit and ask myself what I would like my New Year to look and feel like. Then I created intentions of a more general sort, i.e feel stronger (from here I can make decisions on how that will happen). I love moving into the New Year feeling good about the possibilities.
