Apple is preparing to roll out some significant changes for iOS and iPadOS users in the European Union by the end of this year. These updates, driven by the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), will affect how users interact with their devices, particularly around browser selection, default apps, and the ability to delete certain core apps. One of the key changes includes an updated browser choice screen. EU users will be prompted to select a default browser if Safari is currently set as their defau…

Big News for iOS Developers! Starting with iOS 18.1, Apple is making a major move by opening up the NFC (Near Field Communication) API to developers. For the first time, devs can tap into the Secure Element (SE) power to offer contactless transactions directly within their apps, independent of Apple Pay or Apple Wallet. This update is not just a minor tweak; it's a significant shift that could redefine how we interact with our iPhones in daily life. What’s New? So, what’s the big deal? Apple…

Apple recently announced an update to runtime protection in macOS Sequoia, changing how users interact with non-notarized software. As of August 6, 2024, users can no longer use the Control-click method to override Gatekeeper for software that isn't correctly signed or notarized. Instead, they must navigate to System Settings > Privacy & Security to review and approve the software before it can run. Changes in macOS Sequoia Previously, macOS allowed users to bypass Gatekeeper's restrictions b…