Mac OS Ken: 03.29.2017

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 995 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2017

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

- Congress Sides with ISPs on Right to Sell Your Browser History - Developers Now Able to Respond to Reviews in App Store - Apple Rejecting Apps with Prices in Names - Drone Strike App Stricken by Apple (Again) - Apple Pay Goes Live in Taiwan - Square Takes Apple Pay to UK - MLB and NHL Apps Offer Personalized Icons in iOS 10.3 - Samsung Confirms Plans to Sell Refurbed Galaxy Note 7s - Power Mac OS Ken through Patreon at ! - Send me an email: or call (716)780-4080!

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKenn.
0:07.0	This is Mac OS Ken.
0:12.0	Congress puts a for sale sign on your search history, dealings around developers, and a bit of Apple Pay expansion.
0:20.0	It's Wednesday, the 29th of March, 2017.
0:23.4	I'm Ken Ray, and this is news from Maco-S-Kan.
0:28.3	Brought to you by yours truly and supported by people like you patrons through Patreon.
0:34.5	Find out more than your support
0:36.8	at Patreon.com slash MacOS can.
0:42.4	If you're wondering who lost the Data Privacy Wars yesterday, it was you.
0:48.6	And Gagit says the U.S. House of Representatives rolled back planned FCC privacy regulations on
0:53.6	Tuesday. Approved last year the peace says the rules required that ISPs get your
0:59.2	explicit permission before selling sensitive data like you're browsing history.
1:04.3	The resolution already passed the Senate last week and now will go before the President who has
1:08.7	said he plans to sign it. Bombed by this decision was the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
1:15.3	The EFF responded to the vote saying if this bill is signed into law, companies like
1:20.8	Cox, Comcast, Time Warner, AT&T and Verizon will have free reign to hijack your searches, sell your data, and hammer you with unwanted advertisements.
1:32.0	Whereas yet, consumers will now have to pay a privacy tax by relying on VPNs to safeguard their information.
1:41.0	Otherwise it sounds awesome.
1:44.0	There's finally room for a back and forth exchange on the App Store.
1:48.0	The Mac Observer says Apple has turned on a promised feature,
1:51.0	allowing developers to respond to user reviews.
1:55.0	The piece says the future went live on Monday when Apple was updating all of its operating systems and some of its software.
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