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About macOS and Applications for Apple Mac computers.

Orbit for Mac

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Orbit for Mac is a native application designed to manage multiple Google accounts within a single, isolated window, keeping each account signed in separately to prevent cross-account confusion. It supports the full Google Workspace suite, including Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Meet, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Gemini, and stores all login credentials locally on the Mac without relying on any cloud server. Available for a one-time purchase, Orbit emphasizes privacy, speed, and Mac-native performance without being a browser wrapper.

https://orbitformac.com/

10 Clever to Use Your iPhone’s USB-C Port

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The iPhone’s USB-C port, introduced with the iPhone 15, offers versatile functions beyond charging, including reverse charging other devices, connecting external storage and SD cards, hooking up keyboards and microphones, and supporting external displays and Ethernet adapters. With compatible accessories like USB-C hubs, the port can also enable gaming controllers, borescope cameras, and even small cooling fans, significantly expanding the iPhone’s productivity and multimedia capabilities.

https://www.macworld.com/article/2630712/iphone-usb-c-port-reverse-charging-storage-keyboard-camera-display-controller-fan-storage.html

10 Safety Features Every iPhone User Needs to Turn On

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iOS offers multiple important safety features that iPhone users should activate to enhance security and privacy, such as two-factor authentication with trusted contacts, Advanced Data Protection for end-to-end encryption, and emergency tools including Emergency SOS and Crash Detection. Users are also advised to enable Find My iPhone with location sharing, restrict app permissions, use Lockdown Mode if needed, and keep iOS updated automatically to protect against vulnerabilities. Additionally, features like Stolen Device Protection and app-level Face ID locks help safeguard against theft and unauthorized access.

https://www.macworld.com/article/3114137/10-safety-features-every-iphone-user-needs-to-turn-on.html

Mac Specs, Prices, Comparison, More: EveryMac.com, Est. 1996

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EveryMac.com, established in 1996, is a comprehensive resource offering detailed specifications, configuration options, upgrade information, and performance benchmarks for all Apple products including Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches. The site features tools for device identification, side-by-side Mac comparisons, and listings by series, year, processor, and more, supported by extensive original research and hands-on testing. Additionally, EveryMac.com provides global pricing information, FAQs, and connections to vendors offering Mac upgrades and repairs.

https://everymac.com/

Apple Hide My Email Vulnerability Exposes Real Email Addresses

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A vulnerability in Apple's Hide My Email service, first reported in June 2025, can expose users' real email addresses behind generated aliases, and Apple has yet to fix the issue despite ongoing investigation. The flaw was confirmed to be exploitable in all tested cases, raising concerns about user privacy since exposed email addresses can be linked to personal information via public people-search databases. Apple has stated a fix is expected soon but has not suspended new alias creation or fully resolved the problem more than a year after its discovery.

https://www.macrumors.com/2026/07/01/hide-my-email-vulnerability-exposes-real-addresses/

New macOS ClickFix Attack Silently Mounts DMGs to Push Infostealer

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A new macOS ClickFix attack uses deceptive Terminal commands to silently download, mount, and launch malicious DMG files containing the Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) infostealer malware. This malware targets numerous browsers, cryptocurrency wallets, messaging apps, and system keychains to steal sensitive information and uploads the data to attacker-controlled servers. The campaign begins with fake CAPTCHA pages tricking users into running commands that automate the infection process without manual DMG execution.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-macos-clickfix-attack-silently-mounts-dmgs-to-push-infostealer/

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