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Small businesses might soon be able to accept payments using their iPhones without extra hardware. Apple could start rolling out the feature through a software update in the next few months.

Apple''s safety guide tells people what to do if they hear an AirTag alert and feel their safety is at risk.

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IPHONE fans across the globe are being urged to check their devices now after Apple on Wednesday rolled out an urgent software update. The upgrade to the iOS operating system fixes a handful of critical bugs, including one that could expose your browsing habits to cyber crooks. The flaw in the Safari browser lets websites []

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Apple took advantage of the gap in the high-end market left by Huawei and found success with the with the iPhone 13 which had strong camera and 5G features.

According to a report, Apple will soon introduce a feature that will let small businesses accept payments directly on their iPhones.

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Small businesses will reportedly soon be able to use iPhones to accept payments without the need for Square-style extra hardware. The feature has been anticipated since Apple bought a contactless payment startup in 2020.

Apple to let iPhones accept credit cards without extra hardware - Bloomberg News

The iOS 15.3 update is now being rolled out for the eligible iPhones, and it brings fixes for at least two vulnerabilities that made Apple''s mobile devies unsafe to use.

Apple may begin rolling out the feature via a software update in the coming months, according to people with knowledge of the matter .Apple is expected to release the first beta version of iOS 15.4 in the near future, which is likely to see a final release for consumers by spring

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Apple CEO Tim Cook Wins Restraining Order Against ''Deranged'' Stalker Apparently, the fact that Apple CEO Tim Cook is openly gay hasn''t prevented him from being assiduously stalked by a deranged woman reportedly seeking to become his "roommate". The CEO once referred to by President Trump as "Tim Apple" has now been granted a temporary restraining order against a Virginia woman after his employer interceded on his behalf. The woman, named Julia Lee Choi, is from McLean, Va. She reportedly sent messages to Cook saying she was "applying to be his roommate" and would be moving in, asking him to "empty the condo". Fox News reported that the woman showed up at Cook''s home twice, and even sent him threatening photos of guns and bullets. Cook first became "aware" of her in October and November 2020, when she allegedly tweeted that she was Cook''s "wife" and claimed that the CEO was the father of her two twins. Choi then allegedly drove across the US from Virginia to Palo Alto to visit Cook. Local cops towed her Porsche Macan after stopping her and finding out she had an expired license.