Apple's rumored 'cheap' MacBook makes me worried for Windows laptops and Chromebooks
2026-03-04T22:58:26Z•f5f92b7e3cbe04d2945bc0886da51777ceb59cd79c3d4cfb2b7c1811aaa3423a
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What happened
This ZDNet feed highlights multiple security- and privacy-relevant stories: Linux kernel maintainers are proposing a new developer/code authentication process to improve provenance and reduce supply-chain risk; NATO approved iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 for use with classified data up to the 'restricted' level (implications for mobile device security and enterprise deployments); an MIT study found many agentic AI systems lack safety testing and documented shutdown mechanisms, raising AI-safety and governance concerns; Google’s Gemini can now search Google Chat history, creating new privacy/insider‑thl
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