Since I can’t cover everything, I like to offer a daily round-up of must-read articles from some other great websites. To wit:
° From The Verge: A security researcher has found a way that an attacker could leverage the macOS version of Zoom to gain access over the entire operating system.
° From Six Colors: Network Locations is a feature of macOS that, ever since version 10.0, has allowed users to switch between different sets of network configuration preferences in different environments and situations. Apparently, it’s not coming to macOS Ventura.
° From MacRumors: Dropbox plans to release a public beta of its Mac desktop app with full support for macOS Monterey and later in the early fourth quarter of 2022.
° From AppleInsider: On an episode of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” a lengthy skit was shared of some “deleted scenes” from Apple TV+ psychological drama “Severance.”
° From The Mac Observer: NASA is getting ready to send an iPad to the moon, but it won’t be in the hands of an astronaut. In fact, the mission will see the iPad taking the place of a human astronaut. See, the space agency wants to test Alexa in space, so NASA plans to send an iPad on a moon mission to accomplish that.
° From MacVoices Live!: In this edition of Select Tech, host Chuck Joiner talks about two apps that will help you “read” more, regardless of what format your content is in.
