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    Apple Renews Opposition to UK’s Enhanced Surveillance Proposals

    January 4, 2024 / 10:48 AM

    Apple, a prominent member of the techUK trade body, is doubling down on its resistance to the UK Government’s proposed expansion of surveillance capabilities under the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA)….

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    AirPods Charging Habits Protect Battery Life

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    WWDC26 Invite Hints at Siri Inside Liquid Glass

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    Apple Intelligence Brings Accessibility Into the AI Era

    People sit and stand inside a subway car, some holding onto poles. "VoiceOver on iPhone" is displayed in large text at the center, highlighting the accessibility feature for visually impaired commuters.

    VoiceOver Shows Apple Intelligence at Its Most Human

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    Vision Pro Wheelchair Control Expands Apple Accessibility

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    Apple TV Accessibility Gets a Bigger Screen Upgrade

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