Is Apple's AirTag really that well protected against stalking? The Washington Post tried to test it and concluded that you can secretly follow someone without them noticing. Especially if the stalker lives at your home, you will not receive any notifications from an unnoticed tracker. Today you also read that Fortnite is coming back, but in a different way than you might have thought. You can read that and more today on iCulture.
News and opinion
- The Anti-Talking of the AirTag gets a big fail. It appears to be possible to stalk people.
- You can now use your Mac wired as a second screen with Luna Display.
- Beware: there is a hidden developer mode on the AirTag but You better not try it.
- Deezer can now be streamed on the HomePod, making it the second major music service.
- Fortnite returns, but via GeForce Now.
- In our poll we ask you how you set up app tracking have. Do you block or allow all requests?
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Deals
- These are the best iTunes and App Store deals of the week.
- Looking for the cheapest AirPods? Here you will find all AirPods offers.
- We've listed the best Apple Watch deals to make sure you're not overpaying for the latest models.
- These are this week's best iPhone deals.
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Tips and explanations
- Can you exclude your iPhone from the Find My network? We figured it out.
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Accessories and devices
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- In our review of Apple's AirTag pendant, we discuss whether this accessory is worth it.
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Apps
These updates wanted we won't let go unnoticed:
- CARROT Weather (Free, iPhone/iPad/Watch + IAP, iOS 13.0+) – New layout screen and options for hay fever.
- Citymapper (Free, iPhone/Watch + IAP, iOS 12.3+) – Two new route options: turbo and price.
- Twitter (Free, iPhone/iPad/TV, iOS 13.4+) – Images in the timeline now appear larger. The app also syncs with your calendar.
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