You know,

you know, Welcome back to the Telosive tech podcast, ladies and gentlemen, we're still experimenting.

I'm not going to tell you what service or program we're using.

It's a secret. No one's really going to know what it is,

but regardless, Mike, we have an event upon us. This is our last episode. No wonder I felt

this weight on my shoulders this whole time. It's all on you. We've got Dub Dub,

just around the corner, our final episode,

and there's still last minute rumors and leaks coming in.

The most recent one actually kind of sparked a surprising amount of online discussion.

It's Apple wanting to take out the passwords option in settings, which I've actually had to use quite a bit.

It's just, it's right here, right above mail.

It's gone.

You can't see it.

Personal hotspot.

There.

They're going to take this and turn it into its own dedicated app, which some people thought, oh, they want to make a last pass competitor.

They want to be more aggressive with password things.

And I thought the motivation was, no, it's not necessarily like more features.

It's just that they want more people to know

how to access iCloud keychain and putting it in settings among all these other things

is too much, which sparked this debate that I've been having with a lot of people now on

in general, do you think iOS natively when you boot it up does it have too many apps or should

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