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AppWizard
February 14, 2025
The 9to5Mac Daily podcast is available on various platforms, including iTunes, Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, and through a dedicated RSS feed. Roborock is running a promotion from February 10th to 16th, offering a 12.5% discount on the Saros10 and Saros10R vacuums. Subscribing to 9to5Mac Daily Plus provides access to ad-free episodes and exclusive bonus content. Listeners can provide feedback via email or by rating the show on Apple Podcasts.
AppWizard
February 13, 2025
The Apple TV app is now available on Android devices, allowing users to download it from the Google Play Store. Android users can subscribe to Apple TV Plus directly through the app using Google Play Billing, without needing an Apple device. The app is designed for devices running Android 10 or newer and provides access to Apple TV Plus and the MLS Season Pass, but not to purchased iTunes content. The app lacks features such as Google Cast functionality and access to Apple TV channels. Apple TV Plus is priced at .99 per month and includes shows like Severance and Ted Lasso, while the MLS Season Pass costs .99 per month or for the entire season. A seven-day free trial for Apple TV Plus is also available.
AppWizard
February 12, 2025
Apple is launching the Apple TV app for Android users with devices running Android version 10 or newer, allowing access to Apple TV+ content, live MLB and MLS games. The app features a design that aligns with Google's Material design and is organized into four categories: Apple TV+, MLS, Downloads, and Search. Users will receive personalized recommendations in the Apple TV+ section and can access Major League Soccer streams in the MLS section. The app allows subscriptions to Apple TV+ or MLS through the Google Play billing system, but lacks integration with other streaming services and does not include iTunes content or a "Continue Watching" feature for other platforms.
Winsage
November 3, 2024
Cyfirma Research has identified a security vulnerability in iTunes for Windows, designated as CVE-2024-44193, which allows attackers to escalate privileges on systems running versions 12.13.2.3 and earlier. This local privilege escalation vulnerability arises from improper permission management related to the AppleMobileDeviceService.exe, enabling attackers to manipulate files in the C:ProgramDataAppleLockdown directory. The exploitation is straightforward, involving tools like NTFS junctions and opportunistic locks to gain elevated access. Organizations are advised to update iTunes to version 12.13.3 or later to mitigate this risk. Although there is no current evidence of active exploitation, the vulnerability poses a significant threat, particularly to sectors reliant on Windows-based systems, such as media, education, government, and corporate environments.
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