Safari and Flash
How to Re-Enable It
Adobe Flash has been a necessary evil of the internet, but its influence is waning. HTML5 is taking over and this is good news for you, as it's faster and much more secure. To prepare for this, Apple has disabled the Flash plug-in in Safari.
But you may have sites that still require Flash. Here is how to re-enable it:
That will get Flash running again in Safari, but you may still need to update it. Never, ever click on a pop-up asking to update Flash. Many times this is the way malware gets on a Mac. Here is the safe way to check for Adobe Flash Updates:
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iPhone Rumors
The Roundup
The 10th Anniversary iPhone is due to be released this fall. Check out these links for the latest rumors:
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Apple TV and the Single Sign On
Setup Has Gotten A Little Easier
One of the most finicky things about setting up an Apple TV is logging into every single provider app. The good news is that Apple finally released Single Sign On. If your provider supports it, you sign in once in settings and then allow the apps to use those credentials.
Here is the link to the how-to from Apple: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207035
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