Like it or not, once Apple supports ad-blocking in its browsers, it will become the default for people who don’t want tracking.

Sorry, The Atlantic only uses 21 trackers. It was Wired that uses 29.

Whoa! The Atlantic uses 29 different trackers for its content? I understand 3 or 4, but 29?

Am now using @Ghostery to monitor how much I’m being tracked on the Web despite having “Do Not Track” on. It is eye-opening.

Also, if you mutter “you don’t need to see my boarding pass”, using your Apple Watch for TSA checkin makes it look like a Jedi mind trick.

Scanning your boarding pass with your palm down makes the process more natural and less intrusive on the officer’s personal space.

Apple Watch tip: mount your watch on the inside of your wrist for scanning your airline boarding pass at TSA; it’s much less awkward.

I’m amused that I still get “That’s so cool” shoutouts from TSA officers when I check into airline flights using my Apple Watch.

We loved being in Utah for the past 2 weeks, but we love being home even better. The cats say they aren’t allowing us to travel any more.

Wall St. can’t do math: AMZN’s “awesome” profits were 0.4% of $21B in revenues. Apple’s “miss” had it earning 21.6% of $49.6B.