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The fourth beta of iOS 15.2 has been released by Apple today for developers. The first three iOS 15.2 beta builds packed a number of changes. Continue reading

Apple today seeded the third betas of upcoming iOS and iPadOS 15.2 updates to developers for testing purposes, two weeks after seeding the third betas and a month after the launch of iOS 15.1 and iPadOS 15.1 . iOS and iPadOS 15.2 can be downloaded through the Apple Developer Center or over the air after the proper profile has been installed on an iPhone or an iPad . iOS and iPadOS 15.2 add support for App Privacy Report, a feature that Apple first highlighted back at WWDC. With App Privacy Report, you can see how often apps are accessing sensitive info granted to them through privacy permissions, such as location, camera, microphone, and contacts. The feature also gives you details on the various domains that apps and websites are contacting, so you can keep an eye on what your apps are doing behind the scenes and where your data might be going. App Privacy Report can be enabled by opening up the Settings app, selecting the Privacy section, and choosing App Privacy Report. From there, you can toggle it on.

Albert Edwards: Here''s Why The FAANGs Will End Up Sinking Like The BRICs While US equity indexes have been relatively stable despite the recent spike in volatility, what is going below the surface is sheer turmoil. Take the Nasdaq: while the index remains just shy of all time highs, this is entirely thanks to the five or so gigacaps, the GAMMA (fka FAAMG) stocks, which has found solid support in recent days. Alas, the same can not be said for the rest of the tech-heavy Nasdaq where as the chart below shows, we have just seek the biggest spike in new 52-week lows since the March 2020 crash. This, when coupled with the recent bloodbath observed in the median stock (as measured by the Value Line Geometric), is why yesterday we rhetorically noted that "they better not start selling the generals" or else everything will come crashing down. They better not start selling the generals pic.twitter.com/3RHZsrn4QI — zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 1, 2021 So cue SocGen''s in house grizzly bear, Albert Edwards, who - never lacking for a scenario which ends in fire and brimstone - writes this morning that hope is not a strategy and that unfortunately for the bulls, " FAANGs will end up sinking like a BRIC ." Reminding his readers that Inflation and Covid remain the main focus of the markets (they hardly need reminding in light of the explosion in vol in the past week), Edwards said that he feels compelled "to flag up two important BRIC-related anniversaries that might be relevant for the dominant FAANG stocks." First, the SocGen strategist notes that it is the 20th anniversary of the invention of the BRIC acronym. (BRICs, for those who need reminding, was dreamed up by Goldman''s former Chief Economist, Jim (now Lord) O’Neil, who predicted that the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China would enjoy superior economic growth and investment returns relative to the developed economies.

Attorneys for Apple are asking a federal appeals court to halt an injunction that would require the tech giant to allow external payment links in its App Store. In an appeal filed on Thursday (Dec. 2) with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Apples lawyers argue that Apple would suffer irreparable harm []

A supply chain report from Taiwanese publication DigiTimes claims that Apples chipmaking partner TSMC has started test-producing M3 chips built on its 3nm process node called N3. Continue reading

Source: Joe Keller / iMore Apple faces another lawsuit regarding the iOS App Store used on devices like the iPhone 13 and its other best iPhones. As noted by AppleInsider, a class-action lawsuit filed against the company in California claims that Apple is engaged in anti-competitive behavior by limiting devices that use iOS to only [] The post Apple sued over iOS App Store monopoly (again) appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Danske Bank Slaps ''ESG'' Label On 95% Of Its Funds As Top Banker Speaks Out Against "Greenwashing" One of the most disturbing developments on Wall Street in recent years is how the "green cult" has managed to infiltrate the culture, forcing firms to drum up ESG-branded offerings or risk losing clients to better-prepared rivals. But like any other fad, the shift to ESG, and the pressure investors are putting on "dirty" oil and gas companies (not to mention coal) has had side effects that are more serious, and others that are more or less benign. In the "serious blowback" camp is the fact that the backlash against traditional energy companies and the new orientation in Washington has helped drive inflationary pressures to their highest level in 3 decades (more on that here ) by weighing on US supplies of crude oil. The truth is there simply aren''t enough truly "green" assets to go around, which is why Wall Street is scrambling to label any old company "green" based sometimes on little more than promises.

Investors continued to wrestle with confusing conditions in the stock market on Thursday morning. After a couple of days of declines with plenty of ups and downs along the way market indexes tried to mount a recovery in the premarket session. However, not all of the indexes reacted favorably. As of 8 a.m. [] The post Apples Falling, but This Beaten-Down Stock Is Flying Higher Thursday appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Stocks are trying to recover following a nasty spill on Tuesday and Wednesday, with both FOMC policy and Omicron fears driving a possible sentiment shift.

Nearly every shift at an Apple Store starts the same way: an employee picks a line from the Apple credo and talks about how it applies to that days work: We are here to enrich lives. To help dreamers become doers, to help passion expand human potential, to do the best work of our lives. [] The post Apples hourly workforce is struggling appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

The whistles were originally on sale for $50 on the Tesla website, as Musk poked fun at whistleblowers and Apple''s $19 polishing cloth.

Illustrations by Jesse Zhang If you ask Jimmy Bailey what killed his best friend Mark Calivas, his answer is simple: It was Apple. How else could he explain how the Apple Store wellness champion known for evangelizing therapy and mental health would slide into a depression so profound hed be forced to take [] The post #apples frontline employees are struggling to survive appeared first on ByteFunding .

AppleInsider is supported by its audience and may earn commission as an Amazon Associate and affiliate partner on qualifying purchases. These affiliate partnerships do not influence our editorial content. A judge overseeing a group of developers seeking $200 billion from the Apple App Store suit has ruled, handing a defeat to the [] The post Apple defeats developers seeking $200 billion over App Store tyrannical greed appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Michael Schwekutsch, a former Tesla engineer who was working for Apples Auto project, has officially departed the company to join electric aviation startup Archer, according Read more The post Ex-Tesla Engineer Departs Apples Car Project for Another Electric Startup appeared first on TeslaNorth.com .

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) at last check was buoying at $159.82 on Thursday, December 02 with a fall of -3.00% from its closing price on previous day. Taking a look at stock we notice that its last check on previous day was $164.77 and 5Y monthly beta was reading 1.21 with its price kept floating in Apple Inc. (AAPL) Outlook: Revisiting The Past For Future Insights Read More »