Benjamin and Chance discuss this week’s Apple news ahead of a bevy of product announcements later this month. Apple is reportedly partnering with LG on a range of smart home accessories, and changes are coming to Full Disk Access permissions. Note: This episode was recorded before Apple officially announced its ‘Welcome home’ event.
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