Update to iOS 14.4.2 now to fix a security issue

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This is one iOS update you shouldn't be putting off. If iOS 14.4.2 is rolling out to you know, make sure to download it. The update fixes a security issue Apple says might have already been exploited in the wild. The update also applies to iPadOS, so if you have an iPad, update that, too. Also, this is your regular reminder to stay away from questionable websites and update your phone.

According to the company, the security flaw allowed for universal cross-site scripting. The Verge explained it as a malicious site or script that could gain access to information from other pages you have open.

Razer CEO confirms you'll be able to purchase its smart RGB face mask

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One of the concepts Razer showed off at CES earlier this year was a high-tech face mask called Project Hazel, and it looks like the company will turn that project into an actual product. Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan confirmed their plan with Yahoo Finance, but he hasn't said when it would enter production.

He divulged why Razer decided to develop Project Hazel. He said Razer realized people would want to mask up even after getting vaccinated as an extra precaution. Plus, many countries won't be able to vaccinate their entire population within the next couple of years, so Project Hazel will provide that additional protection for those who want it.

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'Final Fantasy VIII Remastered' is now available on mobile

The PC version of Final Fantasy VIII Remastered is now available as a paid game on iOS and Android. In Canada, it costs $23.99 to download the app. What can you expect from this game? It's the PC remastered version of the title initially launched in 1999. 

There seem to be some glitches in the game, though. Square Enix tries to address these issues in this FAQ. If you're still okay with that, you can now download the app.

Source: Engadget

Apple Music's Saylists to help young people with speech-sound disorders

Apple has collaborated with Warner Music to launch a new special playlist on Apple Music to help young ones with speech-sound disorders. The Saylists was created using algorithms that identify songs that repeat sounds. Children who have speech-sound disorders can be assisted using some therapeutic strategies. One of these is repeating sounds like "ch," "s," and "z." 

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