Major iOS 14 Leak Analysis

So, here's what seems to have happened: An internal build of iOS 14, which previous reports have pegged as "Azul", the Spanish or Portuguese word for "blue", got leaked. Now, this has happened before. Sometimes they were accidentally left and found on the public web, sometimes someone didn't get what they want or were upset with someone in their reporting chain, so they had a little tantrum and leaked it, and sometimes someone just wants to see the world, and their team's work, burn. Regardless, these aren't betas. Those typically come on keynote day in June. These are internal development builds and are made for internal, developer-fused hardware, and require an internal restore process to run. So, when these builds do leak, you need someone who not only understands code, but code diving and reverse engineering to go through the binary and see what clues can be found in icons, text strings, class names, and more. I am not one of those people. I'm the opposite of one of those people. So, if I described any of that wrong, just let me know in the comments. But, that's basically what just happened with iOS 14 and so we've seen an avalanche of blog posts describing what the more tech savvy bloggers have found. Now, it's important to remember that, depending on how old the build is, some of the features they found might have been deferred and some might not have been added in yet. As I've said before, there's many a slip twixt a list and a ship. So, if come the June keynote, what we get is different than what was leaked, don't blame Apple. You chose to read the early draft script and that's never the same as the final film. Cool? Cool. Let's get into it. SPONSOR: CuriosityStream Watch thousands of documentaries for free for 31 days AND get a free Nebula account by signing up at curiositystream.com/vector and using the promo code 'vector'! LINKS: iOS 14: Release date, features, rumors, etc - 9to5Mac iOS 14: Everything We Know | MacRumors MORE: Merch: Gear: Podcast: Twitter: Instagram: Mobile Nations Affiliate Link Policy

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This episode was published on Mar 14, 2020.

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