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Apple @ Work: LowProfile is a powerful tool for inspecting Apple Configuration Profile payloads

LowProfile for Mac

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Apple Configuration Profiles is critical to the macOS and iOS management experience. They are XML files to deploy settings and authorization information to corporate and school-managed iPads, iPhones, Macs, Apple TVs, and even Apple Watch. These profiles are essential for controlling and standardizing settings across numerous devices. A new app I came across called LowProfile is an excellent (and free) app for inspecting and understanding these payloads before you deploy them.

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HomeKit Weekly: Logitech Circle View continues to be one of the best outdoor HomeKit cameras

Logitech Circle View

I recently took a fresh look at Eve’s indoor HomeKit camera, and it inspired me to get my trusty Logitech Circle View camera and see how it continues to stack up against the competition. Circle View offers a straightforward, motion-triggered home security camera solution, avoiding constant video recording. It boasts a robust, weather-resistant design with an IP64 rating.

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9to5Mac Daily: March 8, 2024 – More on iOS 17.4 and Apple’s DMA plans

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How Copilot makes budgeting even easier with new Apple Card, Cash, and Savings integration

We’ve written a lot about Copilot, the best budgeting app for iPhone and Mac. This week, however, the app has gotten even better. With iOS 17.4, there is now direct integration with Apple Card, Apple Cash, and Apple Card. Read on to learn how it works.

Plus, 9to5Mac readers can use code 9TO5MAC and unlock an extended two-month free trial.

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Epic says Apple will reinstate developer account, clearing path for Epic Games Store on iPhone

After a whirlwind of events, Epic Games says Apple has reinstated their App Store developer account. The move clears the way for Epic to bring its Epic Games Store to the EU, avoiding the App Store structure altogether. The turnaround is somewhat unexpected as Apple seemed to stand by its decision to revoke Epic’s developer account on Wednesday.

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M3 MacBook Air launch day deals, $150 off M2 iPad Pro, Apple Watch bands from $24, more

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The weekend’s best deals are here, with launch day discounts on M3 MacBook Air leading the way. The savings come joined by a chance to take $150 off all 12.9-inch M2 iPad Pro models, with some official Apple Watch Sport Bands from $24 wrapping up Friday’s best offers. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

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What can we expect from a folding MacBook? (Aside from a less awkward label)

Folding MacBook would be along the lines of the Lenovo Yogabook (shown)

It was claimed earlier this week that Apple is actively working on a folding MacBook, and that plans for this are further advanced than those for a folding iPhone or iPad.

The term ‘folding MacBook’ is a rather awkward one given that the description could be applied to any of the existing models, but what’s meant by it is of course something very different …

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The law doesn’t allow Apple to threaten Epic, says EU commissioner

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Apple appeared to threaten Epic Games, when the company cancelled its developer account for the second time, and cited the developer’s public criticisms of the iPhone maker as one of the reasons.

The European Commissioner, who heads up the executive branch of the European Union, has now suggested that this breaks the law …

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