Apple: Sorry about FaceTime eavesdropping, update due next week

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Apple apologizes for FaceTime eavesdropping bug, update coming next week Group FaceTime calls are currently disabled for all users through the server, and a software update will arrive next week to completely fix the issue. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Google shuts down iPhone data-gathering app: 'This was a mistake, and we apologize' • Windows 10 updates are broken again, but this time it's not Microsoft's fault • Firefox will soon warn users of software that performs MitM attacks No-deal Brexit and tech: Jobs, R&D and data remain big worries READ FULL STORY Best-paying programming languages, skills: Here are the top earners READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM Top Supply Chain Management Software for 2018 Downloads from Select Hub Futureproofing Your Startup with Cloud-Based Phone Systems White Papers from Vonage

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