 Apple has just released the iOS/iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia public betas, introducing Apple Intelligence, app enhancements, RCS messaging, a new Game Mode, extensive customization options, and a new Passwords app. Full release is expected later this fall. #iOS #iOS18 #iPadOS #iPadOS18 #macOS #macOSSequoia #AppleIntelligence Kaspersky Lab will officially end U.S. operations on July 20, 2024, due to U.S. sanctions and its addition to the Entity List. The U.S. government cited national security concerns over the company's ties to Russia https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/7/kaspersky-lab-is-shutting-down-all-its-operations-in-the-us-by-july-2024-due-to-recent-ban/ We've shipped some massive improvements to our Desktop app. Faster imports from Google Photos β‘οΈ Robust data exports πͺ Ability to point to your #selfhosted server π and much more @ https://github.com/ente-io/photos-desktop/releases/latest Concerns have emerged about Google Gemini accessing user documents on Google Drive & Docs without permission. Despite attempts to disable the feature, Gemini accessed sensitive files, raising questions about Google's data control effectiveness https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/7/concerns-raised-over-google-s-gemini-ai-accessing-user-documents-without-permission/ Apple has reversed its previous decision, allowing the UTM PC emulator on the App Store. iPhone and iPad users can now run classic software and games via UTM, following Apple's new policy on third-party emulators https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/7/utm-pc-emulator-is-now-on-ios-and-visionos-app-stores-bringing-virtual-machines-to-iphone/ Microsoft has confirmed it's transitioning to a new Outlook app as the primary email solution in Windows 11, phasing out the Mail and Calendar apps by the end of 2024. Linux Kernel 6.10 has been released and introduces faster AES-XTS encryption, memory sealing, Rust support for RISC-V, Zstandard compression for EROFS, shadow stack support, TPM bus encryption, PFCP filters, and enhancements for Intel and AMD laptops. Qubes OS 4.2.2 has been released! https://www.qubes-os.org/news/2024/07/13/qubes-os-4-2-2-has-been-released/ PCSX2 2.0, the latest stable version of the PlayStation 2 emulator, introduces over 6000 changes, including a modernized GUI using Qt, traditional plugins system discontinuation, game-specific configurations, and more https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/7/pcsx2-launches-2-0version-with-big-picture-mode-updated-ui-plugin-discontinuation-and-more/ OpenShot version 3.2.1 has been released and enhances stability, fixes Windows freezes, and resolves theme color issues in the preview dialog. Key updates include a refactored ThemeManager and improved window state restoration, among others. OBS Studio 30.2.0 has been launched, adding Multitrack Video Streaming, Enhanced RTMP/FLV, and Hybrid MP4; Windows users with certain GPUs can use these features, with broader support planned; Linux also gains NVENC and HEVC support https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/7/obs-studio-30-2-launched-with-multitrack-streaming-enhanced-rtmp-flv-and-composable-themes/ Thunderbird 128 βNebulaβ ESR has been released with enhanced stability and user experience with Rust integration, redesigned Cards views, and improved theme compatibility. Future updates will add Exchange and Mozilla Sync support. The Gradle team is excited to announce Gradle 8.9. You asked, we delivered! You can now set an extra password for Proton Pass in addition to your Proton account password, allowing for better compartmentalization and peace of mind. Be sure to store your extra password securely. Rolling out now and available for everyone in the coming days: https://proton.me/support/pass-extra-password
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There is a typo in the article. Under instructions for iOS and Android, #3 - it should be βwithoutβ and not βwithβ unless Iβm mistaken @protonprivacy That's cool and all, but please add folders. It is such a fundamental feature that I'm baffled how you even released this product without it. Every other password manager has it, and the lack of it causes a burden when importing/exporting passwords...  @protonprivacy I agree with some of the other respondents here. From a security perspective you ideally want completely different login credentials for Proton Pass than the rest of the Proton suite. You should even be able to use a different username/email. Call me stupid, but what you've done now doesn't make sense at all. Deno 1.45 introduces workspaces for better monorepo management, improved Node.js compatibility, and new commands like deno init --lib. It also includes V8 12.7, TypeScript 5.5.2, and updates to the language server and Standard Library. The COSMIC team is close to releasing the alpha version of their Rust-based desktop environment, with key updates like inactive window styling, customizable keyboard shortcuts, Super+Tab for window switching, display mirroring, and performance improvements https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/7/cosmic-adds-inactive-window-styling-custom-shortcuts-and-more-ahead-of-alpha-release/ Hello Jamersπ Jami's #development is progressing π , with our #developers concentrating on improving small fixes to the user interface. π Want to know more about the jami's #development progress? Read our Dev update 9 ! π @protonprivacy's password manager, Proton Pass, now features Secure Links for securely sharing items with anyone, using end-to-end encryption. Initially available to Visionary and Lifetime plan holders, it will soon be accessible to all paid users. Spotify has recently started testing multi-factor authentication (MFA) for some users, to enhance account security. However, the implementation is inconsistent, lacks settings options, and only supports email codes at the moment. Now, you can share a single password with Secure Link Sharing in #ProtonPass, even if the recipient doesn't have a Proton account. Included on all Proton Pass paid plans and available to everyone in the coming days. π Upgrade now and get your first year for only $1/month: http://proton.me/blog/pass-secure-link-sharing This feature is rolling out progressively to all users on paid plans, starting first with Lifetime, Visionary, and Unlimited users.
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@protonprivacy Can you explain what makes this more secure than an expiring message in an end to end encrypted whatsapp chat? This sounds great... Now, can you work on a way to export my password database as a CSV(or similar) file so I can use more than one password manager if I want? or, Can you work on a Dashboard for Linux DTE that allows me access to ALL my Proton apps with a single login, single 2FA rather than have 3 apps and two browser tabs open at once? Pretty please. Apologies if I've missed either of these, actually handy, innovations in the past. @protonprivacy Very good! The only downside is that Proton in theory could have access to the content and has no option for external password protection. Basically no more E2E for that element |
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