Apple says it will make it tougher for apps to track you. It will also help you wash your hands.
Greetings, friends! I’m your personal tech columnist. I’ll be taking the wheel for today’s intro.
This week is a big one for Apple, which is hosting its annual conference for the software developers who make apps for Apple phones, tablets, watches and computers. The company started the weeklong event with a video presentation streamed on Monday, outlining its new features.
The presentation was chock-full of jargon and deeply technical stuff that only engineers would understand. But here’s the news that you may care about:
Thanks to Brian for tag-teaming with me. This is Shira Ovide for the rest of today’s dispatch.
The last few months have been A LOT. As the stresses on our bodies, finances, families and minds have piled up, it’s gotten more complicated to seek help as physicians and mental health specialists paused seeing patients in person because of coronavirus fears.
