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The Apple family is nearly complete, but it’s missing one important thing

Apple’s “Time Flies” event in September might as well have been called “All in the Family.” And I’m not just talking about the new watches. Alongside the new Apple Watch and iPad hardware, Apple unveiled two initiatives designed to connect families and keep them within the Apple ecosystem.

The first is . A feature strictly for LTE Apple Watches (Series 3 and later), it brings Apple’s wearable ever closer to full independence. Instead of needing to have every

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