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Aug 16, 2020

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Apple Caught Apps Spying Keystrokes on Millions of Devices

The new iOS 14 privacy feature informs you when an app accesses your data from the copy-paste clipboard

Photo by Sergiu Nista on Unsplash

The fact that Apple keeps pushing the envelope every year with regards to user privacy is no mystery.

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