This week Apple stealthily introduced a new feature that’s truly helpful to customers

“One of the more irritating aspects of online life is signing up for things that you’ve no idea you’ve signed up for,” Chris Matyszczyk writes for Inc. “You click a button, in the belief that you’ll still have a chance to see what it means and then, a month later, you’ll realize you’ve already been charged for some fine subscription or other.”
“Yet last week, in an iOS 12 update, Apple inserted a truly clever and useful thing,” Matyszczyk writes. “Instead of you just confirming something with Touch ID, Face ID or your passcode and not realizing what you’re confirming, a popup appears to ask you if you really know what you’re doing.”
“The sad truth is that some app creators have been deliberately designing apps to fool people into subscribing,” Matyszczyk writes. “This new little touch, therefore, expresses excellent intentions and a spirit of consumer protection.”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: Another thing,consumer protection, that you won’t get from pretend iPhones.