Blood Oxygen Monitoring Returns to the Apple Watch / Google Messages Now Lets You Blur Nudes / Everything We Know About the iPhone 17

Apple was forced to remove blood oxygen monitoring from the Apple Watch two years ago amid a patent dispute. A software update available starting Augu

Not displaying correctly? View this newsletter online. TODAY'S MUST-READ STORY Apple Watch Blood Oxygen Monitoring Is Back: Here's How to Get It Apple was forced to remove blood oxygen monitoring from the Apple Watch two years ago amid a patent dispute. A software update available starting August 14, however, revives the feature. Here's how to get it back on your Apple Watch. Read More THE BIGGEST MOBILE TRENDS Google Messages Now Lets You Blur Nudes Before You Have to See Them Announced last October, Sensitive Content Warnings are now available in the Google Messages app, but they're turned off by default for adults. Read More Starlink Replaces Free Pause Mode With $5 Monthly Charge With standby mode, Starlink Roam and Priority subscribers get unlimited low-speed data that's capped at 500kbps. Customers note that it's 'another rate hike, without calling it a rate hike.' Read More We're Weeks Away From the iPhone 17. Here's Everything We Know A top Apple exec says the 2025 iPhone launch will be its 'most ambitious' to date. With 15+ years of covering the iPhone under our belts, here's what seems most likely for the iPhone 17. Read More WhatsApp: Russia Is Restricting App Access So It Can Spy on People WhatsApp's parent company, Meta, says it's concerned Russia is blocking voice calls to push users to other platforms where they can be monitored. Read More How to Get Your Cut of the $177 Million AT&T Data Breach Settlement The settlement covers two data breaches, one in 2019 and another in 2024. You have until Nov. 18 to submit a claim and receive up to $5,000 in compensation. Read More Zelle Accused of Failing to Stop Fraud, Leading to $1B in Consumer Losses New York's attorney general sues the payment app's parent company after the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau dropped its own case following major budget cuts. Read More PASSWORD SHARING MADE EASY Your iPhone Already Has a Free Password Manager App Installed: You Should Start Using It Now Introduced with iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia 15, Apple Passwords lets you create, control, and share passwords and passkeys across Apple devices. Read More MORE STORIES YOU'LL LIKE Apple Rejects Musk's App Store Bias Claims. Is He Too Busy Fighting With Altman? Read More Your Gemini Uploads Could Soon Be Used for AI Training: How to Opt Out Read More Whoop Won't Remove Its New Blood Pressure Tool Despite FDA Request Read More Here's How to Add Your Favorite News Sources to Google Search Read More MORE TOP DEALS It's Time to Save $100 Off the Apple Watch Series 10 Read More Make the Call and Get a Google Pixel 9 Pro for $300 Off Read More You are subscribed to PCMag Fully Mobilized as: telekomunikasindonesia.budianduk@blogger.com. Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy |  Terms of Service Unsubscribe link broken? Copy & paste this link to your browser:  http://click.enews.pcmag.com/form?2yvp36--11p5i-l8sm4f34&sl=4ax&t=1&ac=g6xi  PCMag  360 Park Ave South, Floor 17 New York, NY 10010