9to5Mac Daily iOS 18.6 now available, Apple Card news
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Jul 30, 2025 The latest iOS 18.6 has landed, bringing vital security updates and enhanced features, especially for Photos. In a heated legal battle, Apple counters the DOJ's antitrust lawsuit, standing firm on its competitive edge. Meanwhile, the Apple Card may shift from Goldman Sachs to JPMorgan Chase, raising questions about new partnership dynamics and potential benefits for users. This episode dives into the impacts of these significant developments in the tech world.
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Key Updates in iOS 18.6
- iOS 18.6 focuses mainly on important security and bug fixes for iPhone users.
- It also enhances the App Store experience in the European Union with new options for installing apps.
Apple Rebuts DOJ Antitrust Lawsuit
- Apple strongly disputes the DOJ's smartphone monopoly lawsuit, saying it misunderstands key issues.
- Apple argues the lawsuit could reduce consumer choice and threaten iPhone innovation principles.
Apple Card May Shift Partners
- Apple is close to shifting the Apple Card partnership from Goldman Sachs to JPMorgan Chase.
- This change may bring significant Apple Card policy adjustments due to challenges attracting a new banking partner.
