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Fake loan apps aren't getting removed from the Apple App Store fast enough, and scammers continue to prey on users. Push notifications can be hacked to grab your personal information; we explain how it's being done by government agencies. And we take a look at a newly discovered technique that can fool users of Apple's Lockdown Mode.

Show Notes:

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• Expert Warns of Turtle macOS Ransomware
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• Fraud loan app ranks #1 in App Store search results in India after just 3 days
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• Governments spying on Apple, Google users through push notifications
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• iMessage now likely to not be governed by EU\u2019s DMA due to small number of users in Europe
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• \u2018Beeper Mini\u2019 brings native iMessage support to Android, no Apple sign-in required
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• Google to Delete Inactive Gmail Accounts From Today: What You Need to Know
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• Jamf shares exploit that fools users into believing their hacked iPhone is safe
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• Force restart iPhone
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• Intego white paper: Mac Malware Attribution
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