Today's 9to5Mac Daily covers Tim Cook's internal memo about Minneapolis shootings, iPhone users receiving Siri privacy settlement payouts, Apple Cash fee changes, and new Face ID for Mac rumors.
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Stories discussed in this episode:
Tim Cook addresses Minneapolis shootings in internal memo
Apple CEO Tim Cook sent an internal memo to employees addressing the recent shootings in Minneapolis. The memo emphasized Apple's commitment to community safety and employee wellbeing during challenging times.
iPhone users begin to receive payouts from $95 million Siri privacy settlement
Following the 2024 Siri privacy lawsuit settlement, iPhone users are starting to receive their payouts. The $95 million settlement compensates users who claimed Siri was recording conversations without proper consent.
Apple Cash is making instant transfers more expensive soon
Apple has announced upcoming changes to Apple Cash instant transfer fees. Users will soon pay higher fees for immediate transfers to their bank accounts, though standard transfer times will remain free.
Will the Mac ever get Face ID? This latest rumor is a good sign
New supply chain reports suggest Apple is developing Face ID technology for future Mac models. The rumor indicates Apple is testing Face ID integration in MacBook and iMac prototypes, potentially bringing biometric authentication to the Mac lineup.
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