Let's hope tomorrow17.5 beta 1
When?
Possibly. If they do release a 17.4.1, I think it may come with new iPads. 👍🏻17.4.1 today?
in 30-40 minutes. Guaranteed or your money back!17.5 beta 1
When?
Cat ate the goldfish and now aiming for the Sharks.What do the cat and goldfish have to say?
Waiting for @MrGimper 😁What do the cat and goldfish have to say?
yeah it depends on when the ipads come outPossibly. If they do release a 17.4.1, I think it may come with new iPads. 👍🏻
yeah it depends on when the ipads come out
And apparently nothing today.which they have not even announced yet
I'm not sure about that think we get 17.5 beta 1 tomorrow and 17.4.1 monday17.4.1 before 17.5 beta 1 is what i am thinking
They released a beta for AirPods Pro 2 which I think they made noise cancellation stronger and the sound has been tweaked better overall.IDK about 17.4.1 or 17.5 beta 1, but I do wish for an update to AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) and other audio products...
In China, if app developers were allowed to sideload apps on iOS, they could take advantage of the situation by coercing users to download full-featured and unrestricted apps directly from their own channels. This would enable them to exploit users' privacy and add bloatware, such as embedding the code of cloud-based games like Genshin Impact into unrelated apps (as they've already done on Android), or even loading much of the UE4 engine onto users' phones through the installation of seemingly innocuous chat apps. These actions would allow developers to bypass Apple's restrictions.note this news today
once they get this working perhaps they will expand its usage in more regions with future iOS releases.Apple Announces Ability to Download iPhone Apps From Websites in EU
Apple today announced three further changes for developers in the European Union, allowing them to distribute apps directly from webpages, choose how...www.macrumors.com
In China, if app developers were allowed to sideload apps on iOS, they could take advantage of the situation by coercing users to download full-featured and unrestricted apps directly from their own channels. This would enable them to exploit users' privacy and add bloatware, such as embedding the code of cloud-based games like Genshin Impact into unrelated apps (as they've already done on Android), or even loading much of the UE4 engine onto users' phones through the installation of seemingly innocuous chat apps. These actions would allow developers to bypass Apple's restrictions.