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iPhone users can now make calls, send messages on Windows PCs; here’s how

17May

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iPhone users can now make calls, send messages on Windows PCs; here’s how

[ad_1] Microsoft has introduced a new feature called Phone Link for iOS on Windows 11, allowing Apple iPhone users to seamlessly engage in call conversations, message exchanges, and notification reception directly from their Windows PCs. This global rollout spans 85 markets and accommodates users in 39 languages.How to Sync iPhone with Windows PCMost Windows PCs running Windows 11 come equipped with the built-in Phone Link app. However, iPhone users need to download the app from the Apple App Store. This functionality is available for iPhones operating on iOS 14 or higher, including models such as iPhone X, iPhone 11 series, iPhone 12 series, iPhone 13 series, iPhone 14 series, and the two most recent generations of iPhone SE. Once the Phone Link app is installed on your iPhone, launch ...

Waiting for iOS 17? Wait! Apple now testing iOS 16.6 update!

[ad_1] Before officially announcing the iOS 17 update for the iPhone users, Apple is now testing the iOS 16.6 update internally. Reportedly, Apple is expected to announce the iOS 17 at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023 event which is scheduled from June 5 to June 9, 2023. According to a report by MacRumors, "Apple has started testing iOS 16.6 internally, according to our website's analytics logs, which have proven to be a reliable indicator of upcoming software updates."However, it is not yet known when even the first beta of iOS 16.6 will be released, however on observing the earlier trends, it can be said that it will be released prior to the WWDC event. Apple has earlier released the first betas of iOS 13. 6, iOS 14. 6, and iOS 15. 6 prior to WWDC event. According to th...

Apple should face 6 million euro fine, adviser to French privacy watchdog says

[ad_1] Apple should face a 6 million euro ($6.3 million) fine for breach of privacy rules. Apple should face a 6 million euro ($6.3 million) fine for breach of privacy rules, the top adviser to French data protection authority's sanction body recommended on Monday. CNIL's sanction body is free to ignore the rapporteur's recommendations, but these typically carry a lot of weight regarding the watchdog's final decision. The rapporteur, Francois Pellegrini, made his recommendation after an investigation by the authority, itself triggered by a complaint filed last year by lobby group France Digitale. In the complaint, the lobby, which represents the bulk of France's digital entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, alleged that iPhone maker Apple's former operating software, iOS 14, d...