I believe this topic was covered earlier this month but I can not find it in the group archives.
How do I stop iPhoto from loading when I connect my iPhone to iTunes on my iMac?
My iPhone 5 is running iOS 8.1.
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I am looking for a wall switch for my outside lights that is controlled by an app on my iPhone. Does anybody have any recommendations?
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Thanks for the tip, Pat!
On Oct 29, 2014, at 9:16 PM, Pat Taylor pat412@mac.com [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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Thanks for the tip, Pat!
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I'm glad to hear that for you. I know others are having this problem and I'm wondering if anyone here has heard about it and has a solution.
I am running iOS 8.1 on an iPhone 6. I do not have the problem you describe. When I edit a photo, I see only the edited one in the photo album. If I go back and edit the new edited photo in the album, it gives me to option to revert to the original.On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 5:37 AM, Nancy Tice nancyetice@gmail.com [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com> wrote:since the new version of the software, and on the iPhone 6 (one of each)
when we go to edit the photos it says 'duplicate and edit' If you do this you have two copies of your photos. Does anyone know how to solve this and put it back the old way?
thanks
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Just hours after publishing a blog post answering some questions about its upcoming CurrentC mobile payments system and touting the security of its cloud-based storage of sensitive information, the company behind the effort, Merchant Customer Exchange (MCX) has alerted users of unauthorized access to their email addresses.
"Thank you for your interest in CurrentC. You are receiving this message because you are either a participant in our pilot program or requested information about CurrentC. Within the last 36 hours, we learned that unauthorized third parties obtained the e-mail addresses of some of you. Based on investigations conducted by MCX security personnel, only these e-mail addresses were involved and no other information."
Details on the unauthorized access have not been disclosed, but iMore's Nick Arnott earlier this week took a look at some of the personal information being collected by MCX and CurrentC and noted that he could ping CurrentC's systems to look for valid registered email addresses on the system. While he did not find valid addresses, the system appeared capable of returning a substantial amount of personal information about such accounts.
Security has of course been one of the main selling points of Apple's new Apple Pay system, with data stored in a Secure Element on the device and payments authorized through Touch ID and tokenized account numbers being used instead of actual credit card numbers to process transactions.
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