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1. www.howtogeek.com › 297651 › what-does-it-mean-whenWhat Does It Mean When Apple "Sherlocks" an App? - How-To Geek

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   Mar 14, 2017 · In short, "Sherlocked" means that macOS will soon offer features that make installing the popular third-party tool F.lux unnecessary. When macOS 10.11.4---the latest update for Sierra ---comes out, the "Displays" panel in System Preferences will offer the Night Shift feature that debuted on iPhones last year.

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2. www.makeuseof.com › apple-sherlocking-apps-explainedWhat Does It Mean When an App Gets “Sherlocked” by Apple?

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   Sep 9, 2023 · Apple is notorious for "sherlocking," which eliminates or shrinks the market for established third-party software due to a free, built-in feature. Sherlocking is not quite the same as Apple buying an app like Dark Sky, whose engine now powers the redesigned Weather app.

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3. support.apple.com › guide › iphoneLock or hide an app on iPhone - Apple Support

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   If you want to show someone something on your iPhone but want peace of mind that they can’t get into certain apps, you can lock or hide the apps. Locking an app requires Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode to open it.

4. indianexpress.com › article › technologyHow does Apple ‘sherlock’ apps and who are its victims this ...

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   Jul 19, 2024 · A recent analysis by app intelligence firm Appfigures shows that apps that were downloaded over 58 million times and generated an estimated revenue of $393 million could be sherlocked as a result of Apple’s 2024 changes.

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5. www.thefastcode.com › en-idr › articleWhat Does It Mean When Apple “Sherlocks” an App?

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   Mar 14, 2024 · In short, “Sherlocked” means that macOS will soon offer features that make installing the popular third-party tool F.lux unnecessary. When macOS 10.11.4—the latest update for Sierra —comes out, the “Displays” panel in System Preferences will offer the Night Shift feature that debuted on iPhones last year .

6. www.theverge.com › 2024/6/12 › 24176790Check out the latest apps being ‘Sherlocked’ by Apple.

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   Jun 12, 2024 · TechCrunch has put together a list of features announced during WWDC that are already available on Apple devices via third-party services. That notably includes the new password app (1Password,...

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   What is Sherlocked by Apple?

   • Every WWDC sees a number of apps Sherlocked by Apple – the colloquial term for Apple announcing new built-in features which replicate those previously available in third-party apps. It’s always a tough break for indie developers to see the market for their apps disappear with a wave of Tim Cook’s hand, and this year is no exception …

   Here are the apps Sherlocked by Apple during WWDC 2024

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   What is a Sherlocked app?

   • It’s now used as a term for any app rendered surplus to requirements by an Apple update. TechCrunch put together a roundup of this year’s Sherlocked apps. Sherlocked 1Password, LastPass, BitWarden, Proton Pass. Sherlocked TapeACall, Truecaller.

   Here are the apps Sherlocked by Apple during WWDC 2024

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   What does'sherlocked' mean in Apple?

   • Henceforth, the word "Sherlocked" has been used to refer to any time Apple innocently implements a feature that makes one or more third-party apps unnecessary. Which Popular Apps Has Apple Sherlocked? Since the Watson days, Apple has Sherlocked many apps, including the following:

   What Does It Mean When an App Gets “Sherlocked” by Apple? - MUO

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   Why does Apple still Sherlock apps?

   • Watson’s popularity soared but it was short lived because Apple released an updated version of its in-built search tool that had all of the same capabilities. Hence, Watson became obsolete and was the first software programme to get sherlocked. Decades later, Apple continues to sherlock apps with every iOS, MacOS, or iPadOS upgrade.

   How does Apple ‘sherlock’ apps and who are its victims this year?

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   What is 'sherlocking' in Mac OS X?

   • If you’re not familiar with the term “Sherlocking,” here’s a quick recap. Apple’s predecessor to its Spotlight search feature in macOS was known as Sherlock. This would search the Mac, and also included a modest amount of web-searching capability.

   Here are the apps Sherlocked by Apple during WWDC 2024

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   What does'sherlocked' mean?

   • What does that mean? In short, "Sherlocked" means that macOS will soon offer features that make installing the popular third-party tool F.lux unnecessary. When macOS 10.11.4---the latest update for Sierra ---comes out, the "Displays" panel in System Preferences will offer the Night Shift feature that debuted on iPhones last year.

   What Does It Mean When Apple "Sherlocks" an App? - How-To Geek

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8. 9to5mac.com › 2024/06/12 › here-are-the-appsHere are the apps Sherlocked by Apple during WWDC 2024

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   Jun 12, 2024 · Every WWDC sees a number of apps Sherlocked by Apple – the colloquial term for Apple announcing new built-in features which replicate those previously available in third-party apps.