ProVideoCoalition on How to Troubleshoot HDR iPhone Footage in Premiere, According to Adobe

Michelle DeLateur at ProVideo Coalition has an excellent article, “How to Troubleshoot HDR iPhone Footage in Premiere, According to Adobe“

It is a problem with tone mapping, which is currently handled best by the beta.

This isn’t necessary until you run into it, and go wait, it doesn’t look like this on my iPhone, but that has an HDR screen, so…

The Verge on Bricked Epson printers make a strong case for user repairability

Jess Weatherbed at the Verge has this article. And it hits home as I have had several EPSON printers End of Life themselves, and I had so much invested in Ink Cartridges I had no option but to buy another printer. It is insane that they don’t make the ink pads as user replaceable, so that this doesn’t happen, but Epson will never do it on it’s own because if it allowed it, 3rd parties would make replacements and keep printers going and they want the extra infusion of cash.

9to5Mac on Felix Krause’s article on in app-browsers like those in Facebook and Instagram are a big privacy risk

Ben Lovejoy at 9to5Mac has this very interesting article on in-app browsers in Facebook and Instagram, where the companies insert javascript into the page and can literally see everything you do and type including passwords.

It comes from this article by Felix Krause.

Honestly the only thing I see that could help this if Apple put a stop to this. And honestly from a privacy perspective this should not be allowed by law, but congress is too technologically incompetent to ever understand something like this.

And I like that the article includes code you can put into your web site to trick META into thinking it has already inserted it’s code.