Episode 181: Macs Get Hacked Too

An episode of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "Episode 181: Macs Get Hacked Too" was published on July 22, 2022 and runs 53 minutes.

July 22, 2022 ·53m · snobOS

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Summary

The Lowdown: Faulty ‘butterfly’ keyboard gets $50M payoutNo More Ted Lasso After Season 3Lockdown Mode would be a prime use case for new ‘CloudMensis’ malwareNew Apple OS Updates2nd StringGoogle trying 1 up Apple in the AR gameAlaska Airlines will let flyers use digital bag tags to save time and paperFor The CultureAre Text Messages Really Gone after they are deleted? Secret Service seems to hope soThe HookupDo your Apple UpdatesVisit website for show note links

Episode Description

The Lowdown:

Faulty ‘butterfly’ keyboard gets $50M payout

No More Ted Lasso After Season 3

Lockdown Mode would be a prime use case for new ‘CloudMensis’ malware

New Apple OS Updates

2nd String

Google trying 1 up Apple in the AR game

Alaska Airlines will let flyers use digital bag tags to save time and paper

For The Culture

Are Text Messages Really Gone after they are deleted? Secret Service seems to hope so

The Hookup

Do your Apple Updates

Visit website for show note links

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