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How to use Tailscale to remotely connect to your Mac from anywhere‎

If you need to securely connect to your Mac desktop at home while on the move, Tailscale may be the answer. Here's how to get started.Tailscale helps you connect to your Mac remotely, even in tough networking conditions. One of the main benefits of having a gigabit-class Internet connection is being able to connect to your home devices from outside the home. If you need a file from a home fileserver, you have tons of bandwidth so you know you can get it remotely, quickly.However, while having the bandwidth is good, establishing the connection in the first place can be a problem. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple's $502M payment to Optis over patent infringement goes to UK Supreme Court‎

Apple is contesting a ruling that would force it to pay Optis $502 million for LTE patent infringement, but the UK Supreme Court has yet to reach a verdict.Apple seeks to avoid paying Optis $502 million over alleged patent infringement.The legal battle between Apple and Optis goes back to February 2019, and there's still no end in sight all these years later. Apple was accused of infringing upon Optis' LTE patents, which ultimately led to lawsuits in both the United Kingdom and the United States.The latter case resulted in Apple's victory, as it avoided paying Optis $300M in damages in February 2026. The outcome of the UK lawsuit, however, isn't quite as clear-cut. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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User location data that Google & Apple have is protected by Fourth Amendment, says SCOTUS‎

A new Supreme Court ruling will require police to have probable cause before using sweeping geofence warrants that rely on people's personal location data to find criminals.The Supreme Court rules against the use of geofence warrantsPolice subpoena Apple, Google, and other tech companies for precious user location data using so-called "geofence warrants," which can serve as a dragnet to catch a single criminal while implicating many others. The Supreme Court says this method is no longer an option without probable cause.According to SCOTUSblog, breaking down the ruling, a geofence warrant meets the criteria of a "search" as defined by the Fourth Amendment. Simply put, this means that anyone included in a warrant must be there with a reason. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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