Illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge | Photo from Getty Images Apple is planning to introduce a new app called Passwords to help users manage their login information, according to a report from Bloomberg. The company will reportedly introduce the device at its Worldwide Developers Conference event next week. Apple already lets you save your passwords across your iPhone, iPad, or Vision Pro using iCloud Keychain. The new app would sync the same way but with logins separated into different categories, such as accounts, Wi-Fi networks, and passkeys. However, Bloomberg says the new Passwords app would extend support for Windows as well — there’s no word about support for Android. The new app is expected to make its debut in iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS 15. As noted by Bloomberg, Passwords will be able... Continue reading…

Every so often, Apple adds a brand new app to its suite of first-party software for the iPhone. It sounds like the latest addition will make its debut next week. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple will show off the new Passwords app at WWDC 2024 ahead of the app's debut in the iOS 18, iPadOS18, and macOS 15 software updates later this fall. Gurman claims that Apple's new Passwords app will be powered by the iCloud Keychain, which autofills usernames, passwords, credit card details, and more across different apps and devices. Currently, the only way to access this functionality is either by navigating to it within the Settings app or by logging into an app or website. As Gurman notes, spinning this feature off into its own standalone app encourages Apple users to be more mindful of their digital security, but it also puts the company in direct competition with developers of third-party password managers. That includes the likes of 1Password, LastPass, NordPass, Bitwarden, and Dashlane. Apple's Passwords app will reportedly show a list of logins across platforms and separate them into different categories. These categories include accounts, WiFi networks, and Passkeys. The data can be autofilled when visiting apps and website as well. In addition to working on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, the Passwords app will be reportedly available on Vision Pro spatial computers and Windows PCs. You can use it as an authentication app to log in to your services and it will also support verification codes. With every new leak, it's clear that iOS 18 is shaping up to be a major upgrade from Apple. Don't Miss: iOS 18: Release date, AI, supported iPhones, and everything we know The post Apple will challenge 1Password with a new Passwords app in iOS 18 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $150 Beats Solo 4, $55 HP printer, $248 Sony XM5 earbuds, 25% off eero Pro 6E, more Today’s deals: Amazon Father’s Day sale, $714 Apple Watch Ultra 2, $23 Fire TV Stick 4K, more Best Apple Watch deals for June 2024 Today’s deals: $89 AirPods, $19 Roku, $307 Apple Watch S9, $500 off Husqvarna robot lawn mower, more

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Richard Dreyfuss came under fire last month for making hateful comments at the Jaws screening event at The Cabot in Beverly, Massachusetts. He appeared on stage in a floral print dress and went on a controversial rant against women empowerment and the LGBTQ community after taking it off. What was supposed to be a celebration of the classic killer shark movie ended with patrons and attendees walking out, although some stayed back in agreement with Richard. Recent reports reveal that he visited a pro-LGBTQ store just before the event to try on up to five dresses. Surveillance video shows Richard Dreyfuss at a pro-LGBTQ shop 23 June 2022 – Los Angeles, California – Richard Dreyfuss, “The premiere of Murder At Yellowstone City held at The Harmony Gold in Los Angeles. Photo Credit: AdMedia Photos of the Oscar winner at a certain Worthy Girl Consignment store near Cabot Theater made it to the internet thanks to TMZ, which got more information from the boutique staff. One could spot Richard trying on multiple dresses before settling with the blue one he wore at the Jaws screening. His final pick by plus-size brand— Torrid cost about $21, and the delighted ladies at the store were happy to assist him during try-ons. RELATED: Richard Dreyfuss Is Back In The World Of Shark Thrillers With ‘Into The Deep’ Staffers of the pro-LGBTQ shop said they assumed Richard to be a cute old guy who wanted dresses, which confirms why they looked cheerful and chatty in the shots. Later that day, they were disappointed to realize Richard had tricked them into selling him the outfit that he wore to make homophobic comments on stage. JAWS, Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss, 1975 In response to Richard’s rant, the Worthy Girl consignment store is now selling pride shirts referencing the controversy, and all proceeds from its sale will go to North Shore Alliance for LGBTQ+ Youth. The Cabot Theater also issued a statement dissociating themselves from Richard and his unkind comments and apologized to attendees via email for the distasteful experience. AVALON – SEP 28: Richard Dreyfuss at the Catalina Film Festival – Friday Red Carpet at the Casino on September 28, 2018 in Avalon, CA While social media users clapped back at Richard, his 37-year-old journalist son, Ben Dreyfuss came to his defense, saying everyone was entitled to their contrasting personal opinion on social issues. He made light of the situation, joking about how he refused to give Richard his X password for a decade now. Ben later claimed a neutral stance and accused outlets of misreporting his stance. Click for next Article The post Richard Dreyfuss Reportedly Tried On About Five Dresses In Pro-LGBTQ Store Before Anti-Trans Rant appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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