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Apple made a ton of money and released a ton of betas with new features. Face ID works with masks, Universal Control causes the soul of the Mac pointer to leave its body, the iPad relies on legacy nodes, the iPhone may take on Square, Dutch regulators are unsatisfied, and we tried to warn Spotify but it wouldn't listen. This episode of Upgrade is sponsored by: TextExpander : Your Shortcut to Efficient, Consistent Communication. Get 20% off. Capital One : Machine learning at Capital One. What’s in your wallet? Zocdoc : Find the right doctor, right now with Zocdoc. Sign up for free. Memberful : Best-in-class membership software for independent creators, publishers, educators, podcasters, and more. Get started now, no credit card required. Links and Show Notes: Get Upgrade+. More content, no ads. Ted Lasso | Official WB Shop UK Giant Squid Productions | Cotton Bureau The Afterparty — Full Episode: “Aniq” | Apple TV+ - YouTube Vigil (TV series) - Wikipedia Apple's plans for third-party App Store payments are insufficient, Dutch regulator says - 9to5Mac Spotify finally responds to Joe Rogan controversy with a plan to label podcasts that discuss COVID-19 - The Verge Upgrade #299: My Gut Says Yes and No - Relay FM Apple to Let iPhones Accept Credit Cards in Threat to Square - Bloomberg Apple developing new iOS feature to let iPhones to accept NFC payments with tap-to-pay - 9to5Mac Gurman: iMac Pro brand to make a come back with M1 iMac design, improved chips - 9to5Mac iOS 15.4 enables Face ID support while wearing a mask, no Apple Watch required - 9to5Mac Testing iOS 15.4's New Face ID With a Mask Feature - MacRumors iOS 15.4 lets users add notes to their iCloud passwords - 9to5Mac (Federico Viticci on Twitter: Notifications for Shortcuts iOS 15.4 Will Allow Third-Party Apps to Take Full Advantage of iPhone 13 Pro 120Hz ProMotion Displays - MacRumors You can finally try Universal Control between Macs and iPads with macOS 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4 betas - 9to5Mac Apple Results: The biggest ever ($123.9B) – Six Colors Apple's record quarter: Big numbers, no roadmap | Macworld The Incomparable - Support and Membership Use HomePod for phone calls – Apple Support