It sure looks like Apple is moving closer and closer to its goal of merging its iOS and macOS ecosystems.
Apple has plans to bring more iOS features, including Screen Time and Siri Shortcuts, to macOS later in 2019, according a new report from 9to5Mac. The update will likely be shown off at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June as part of macOS 10.15, according to the report.
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With the update, Apple’s Screen Time features, which lets you set limits on how long you use certain apps, would be accessible from System Preferences on macOS. The feature is reported to work the same way on the Mac as it does on iOS — when you’ve reached your predetermined time limit, you’ll get a notification and the option to close the app. Read more…
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