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🔒 Dive into modern #jailbreaking methods in our latest blog post. Think of it as a high-stakes game of cat and mouse: #Apple strengthens its defenses while the jailbreaking community innovates new ways to evade them. But here's the twist—today's jailbreaks aren't as "destructive" as they once were from Apple's perspective. Find out why the rules of the game are changing and what it means for #mobilesecurity. Read more now 📱🔓 https://bit.ly/3TgZUpB

New UK government surveillance laws are so over-reaching that tech companies can't possibly meet all of their requirements, according to Apple, which argues the measures will make the online world far less safe. Apple, WhatsApp, Meta all threaten to quit UK messaging The UK Home Office is pushing proposals to extend the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) with a range of proposals that effectively require messaging providers such as Apple, WhatsApp, or Meta to install backdoors into their services. All three services are now threatening to withdraw messaging apps from the UK market if the changes move forward.To read this article in full, please click here

🔒 Dive into modern #jailbreaking methods in our latest blog post. Think of it as a high-stakes game of cat and mouse: #Apple strengthens its defenses while the jailbreaking community innovates new ways to evade them. But here's the twist—today's jailbreaks aren't as "destructive" as they once were from Apple's perspective. Find out why the rules of the game are changing and what it means for #mobilesecurity. Read more now 📱🔓 https://bit.ly/3UZsAod

Well, that certainly escalated quickly! Little known startup Beeper just wanted to let #Android users enjoy those snazzy blue text bubbles that #Apple users take for granted. But after its iMessage workaround app got mysteriously blocked, now senators are urging antitrust probes into Apple! Beeper's crime? Finding a loophole to essentially "hack" Messages exclusivity without compromising encryption - if you ask Eugene Teplitsky and team, they've actually made the iMessage ecosystem MORE secure. Instead of praise, cue Apple squashing it like a bug citing "security concerns." But Beeper swears its technique was secure and is demanding Apple back up claims or unblock access. The plot thickens as Beeper experiences mysterious outages and senators pressure the DOJ to investigate if Apple is playing dirty to maintain its walled garden. Messages #privacy requires tight control, they say, but the counterpoint to that is that 50% US market share comes with obligations around interoperability. I mean, hive minds think different on this for sure! Is Apple right to fiercely protect their users' #communications by any means necessary? Or is Beeper exposing anticompetitive strong-arm tactics? This battle royal is poised to spark even wider debates, so I'd love to know your hot take on #innovation vs. #regulation, fam.

In the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between #Apple and the Jailbreak community, not all jailbreaks are created equal. Some jailbreaks may not warrant the label due to limited scope, resembling hacker experiments more than a working product. Apple's efforts to deter jailbreaks have spurred innovation but also weakened modern jailbreaks over time. As a result, the term #jailbreak seems less grandiose, despite the evolving technical acumen required. Read now for more insights into this complex landscape 🛠️🔒 https://bit.ly/3TgZUpB

Apple only now requiring judge order to hand over push notifications The "Leader in Privacy" quietly changed their policy to match Google's, who has been requiring a judges order before handing over push notifications all this time. https://buff.ly/3GFSrsW #apple #iphone #privacy #google #android #dataprivacy #privacyregulation #privacyplease #privacyisdead #PrivacyMatters #DigitalSecurity #OnlinePrivacy #StaySafeOnline #PrivacyFirst #PrivacyAwareness #surveillance

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Google moves to end geofence warrants, a surveillance problem it largely created Shared by: Zack Whittaker for TechCrunch Google will soon allow users to store their location data on their devices rather than on Google’s servers, effectively ending a long-running surveillance practice that allowed police and law enforcement to tap Google’s vast banks of location data to identify potential criminals. The use of so-called “geofence warrants” have exploded in recent years, in large part thanks to the ubiquity of smartphones coupled with hungry data companies like Google vacuuming up and storing huge amounts of its users’ location data, which becomes obtainable by law enforcement requests. Police can use geofence warrants (also known as reverse-location warrants) to demand that Google turn over information on which users’ devices were in a particular geographic area at a certain point in time. If you want to learn more join us at ycoproductions.com

Tired of spam calls? Google is working on a spam detection feature to tackle phone scams. The feature uses Gemini Nano to detect fraudulent language and conversation patterns. Gemini Nano operates locally and offline, prioritizing user privacy while delivering real-time alerts Follow for more updates! #karlostartup #startupcommunity #updates #socialmediaupdates #startupnews #businessnews #google #spamcalls #feature #Gemini