2 years ago
See also: Serenity Caldwell’s WWDC21 Day 1 Recap (video)
My take: Serenity now!
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While the potential for acquisitions exists, I see Apple’s focus on personal cyber security/privacy becoming a major differentiator. Infrastructure attacks and corporate/government breaches often start with a phishing email/txt to an employee. All my years of training folks not to open strange emails or click on unknown links didn’t overcome curiosity. VPNs require significant trust. I trust Apple, in this regard. Any firm that addresses these concerns will get more business as AARP and Readers Digest articles start to disseminate these features to non-techie consumers.
I’m OK with that, I’d rather leave some profit on the table than re-experience my losses of the past 5 months.
A smart and proper move for both of them apparently as she is a dyed-in-the-wool Apple zealot and has a talent for easily explaining the complicated.
What I didn’t notice is how excellent her voiceover is until hearing it professionally recorded for these videos.
Apple should make her voice their standard.