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Asus Rog Phone 6. The difference from a production phone: the processor. The 8+ Gen 1 is replaced by the 8 Gen 1.
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Sideloading experience on iPhone
Apple basically allows 3 apps to be sideloaded for free accounts, and they need to be refreshed every 7 days. Now, if you have a developer account, for which you need to pay Apple $99/yr, you can sideload unlimited apps.
However, with the help of Live Container, which allows running multiple apps inside an app, I can sideload unlimited apps without paying any dime to Apple. The only downside is that those apps cannot push notifications.
The only painful step is getting Apple ID to sign-in inside stores like Sidestore, AltStore because Apple is trying to block non-dev accounts from sideloading. But once thatβs done, sideloading is hella easy. For refreshing the apps, a shortcut can be created which runs automatically every day or at a specified time to refresh the apps.
There is no Play Integrity bs either and none of the apps really complains about sideloaded apps
Apple basically allows 3 apps to be sideloaded for free accounts, and they need to be refreshed every 7 days. Now, if you have a developer account, for which you need to pay Apple $99/yr, you can sideload unlimited apps.
However, with the help of Live Container, which allows running multiple apps inside an app, I can sideload unlimited apps without paying any dime to Apple. The only downside is that those apps cannot push notifications.
The only painful step is getting Apple ID to sign-in inside stores like Sidestore, AltStore because Apple is trying to block non-dev accounts from sideloading. But once thatβs done, sideloading is hella easy. For refreshing the apps, a shortcut can be created which runs automatically every day or at a specified time to refresh the apps.
There is no Play Integrity bs either and none of the apps really complains about sideloaded apps
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Apple celebrates 25th Anniversary of iPod
https://music.apple.com/us/ipod
(Open the link in your browser)
https://music.apple.com/us/ipod
(Open the link in your browser)
Apple
iPod 25th Anniversary - Apple Music
Revisit October 23, 2001. Twenty-five years ago, Apple introduced the original iPod, a breakthrough device that put 1,000 songs in your pocket.
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iPhone in 2056.π
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Interactive HTML Messages Are Now Working in the Android App
A working prototype of the experimental HTMLBubbles technology is confirmed in the Beta version of Telegram for Android 13.2.
It makes it possible to create interactive messages built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that are displayed right in the chat without opening a separate Mini App. To test the feature, @tginfo editors created their own HTML widget. Using it, they confirmed the execution of JavaScript and basic functions of regular websites.
Similar components were also found in the Beta version of Telegram for iOS 13.2, which now includes built-in tools for testing widgets as well.
Security concerns
So far, no dedicated toggle to disable HTMLBubbles has been found in the settings of the tested Beta versions.
Previously, @tginfo editors expressed concerns about executing JavaScript right in the chat.
As a reminder, a vulnerability (CVE-2026-107181) was recently discovered in Telegram Desktop that allowed files to be stolen through specially crafted links.
Although that flaw is unrelated to HTMLBubbles, introducing a new mechanism for executing code inside messages could lead to much more severe vulnerabilities that require no user interaction to trigger (zero-click).
When will the feature be available to everyone?
For now, HTMLBubbles remains an experimental technology. The ability to send such messages is restricted, and a public API for developers has not yet been introduced.
#Android #iOS #beta
A working prototype of the experimental HTMLBubbles technology is confirmed in the Beta version of Telegram for Android 13.2.
It makes it possible to create interactive messages built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that are displayed right in the chat without opening a separate Mini App. To test the feature, @tginfo editors created their own HTML widget. Using it, they confirmed the execution of JavaScript and basic functions of regular websites.
Similar components were also found in the Beta version of Telegram for iOS 13.2, which now includes built-in tools for testing widgets as well.
Security concerns
So far, no dedicated toggle to disable HTMLBubbles has been found in the settings of the tested Beta versions.
Previously, @tginfo editors expressed concerns about executing JavaScript right in the chat.
As a reminder, a vulnerability (CVE-2026-107181) was recently discovered in Telegram Desktop that allowed files to be stolen through specially crafted links.
Although that flaw is unrelated to HTMLBubbles, introducing a new mechanism for executing code inside messages could lead to much more severe vulnerabilities that require no user interaction to trigger (zero-click).
When will the feature be available to everyone?
For now, HTMLBubbles remains an experimental technology. The ability to send such messages is restricted, and a public API for developers has not yet been introduced.
#Android #iOS #beta
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