Watch the video!https://youtu.be/QbfTKuwUkw8In the News blog post for August 5, 2022:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2022/08/in-the-news637.htmlBuggy Stage Managers?Hybrid ChargingSolo iPhone PhotosTurn the Lights Down Low (Automagically)Luck, Serpents, Horses, Mankind, and More!Apple Store Tours from Milan to NYCBrett’s iTip: Control Access to Information on the iPhone Lock ScreenJeff’s Tip: Migration Assistant on a Mac mini: BYODKMJason Snell: Gurman: iPadOS 16 Launch DelayedDavid Sparks: The New Anker 65W Portable ChargerHarry McCracken: 6 things I learned by going all in on iPhone photographyMichael Potuck: Wemo Smart Dimmer with Thread arrives exclusively with HomeKit connectivity; neutral not requiredJason Snell: A HomeKit Dimmer My Outdoor Patio LightsAndrew O’Hara: Eve Motion 2 Review: New capabilities make up for a boring designJace Lacob: The best Apple TV+ shows to watch right nowThe Apple Store Time MachineJeff’s Pictures from Apple Stores in Milan and Bologna, ItalyBrett’s iTip: Control access to information on the iPhone Lock Screen. Let’s say you regularly set your phone down on a table or desk where other folks can see it, which means they can see any notifications or messages that appear on there too. But you can disable some things from being accessible or viewable from the Lock Screen by going to Settings - FaceID & Passcode, and scrolling down to “Allow Access when Locked.” I turn off access to Control Center when locked, but usually leave on the Notification Center. The only thing you can’t do is turn off access to the Camera - that will always be available from the Lock Screen by swiping to the left. Jeff’s Tip: Migration Assistant on a Mac mini: BYODKM. Enable Accessibility Keyboard on a Mac: https://support.apple.com/guide/accessibility-mac/use-the-accessibility-keyboard-mchlc74c1c9f/mac Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.com Jeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com  Support the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com