If you get a Mac laptop, whether it's a default or not, if you can find the setting that we just dug for, you can tell it, hey, Mac, don't charge to 100% when you're plugged into a power cable. And then there's a thing in the menu bar where you can say, hey, I'm about to leave, go to 100% and fill over the next 30 minutes, I'll bring you up to 100%. So please feel free to write right. But so now that we did all that searching, why is what's built into Mac OS insufficient? "I've always felt like this 80% feature is too aggressive"
- Pre-show: Please go decline your Tweetbot/Twitterrific refunds!
- Follow-up:
- Criminals are shoulder-surfing passcodes and then swiping iPhones
- Mitigation ideas:
- Alphanumeric passcodes
Settings
→ Face ID & Passcode
→ Change Passcode
→ Passcode Options
→ Custom Alphanumeric Code
- Don’t use iCloud Keychain for banking passwords
- Screen Time
Settings
→ Screen Time
→ Use Screen Time Passcode
and don’t use the same passcode
Settings
→ Screen Time
→ Content & Privacy Restrictions
→ Account Changes
→ Don’t Allow
- Venmo:
Me
→ Settings
→ Face ID & PIN
→ Enable Face ID & PIN
- Cash: Icon in the upper-right →
Privacy & Security
→ Security Lock
#askatp
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- Is symmetric internet — particularly gigabit — worth it? (via Petar Petrović)
- Do we use AlDente or Battery to manually limit charging
levels? (via MaxLaves)
- Why doesn’t anyone make fun but not-creepy games? (via Brian Hamilton)
- Post-show: Marco loses a war of YouTube attrition to Adam
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