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Sonos Now Supports AirPlay 2 A few months ago, Sonos announced the new Apple AirPlay 2 streaming support for some series. However, this only applies to newer models, as older peripherals simply lack the computing power needed, according to Sonos. Owners of a Sonos One, Sonos Play: 5 or a Sonos Playstation can however hope. After iOS 11.4 introduced AirPlay 2 with some delay and the standard since MacOS 10.13.6 arrived on the Mac, Sonos distributed the promised free update. For the support of Sonos AirPlay, it's all new, because version 1 had rejected the manufacturer on the grounds that there were playback interruptions and too much latency expected. However, after the presentation of AirPlay 2, Sonos changed this view and considered the critical points set. Apple tactically updates Mojave Beta
This week there was no new beta version of macOS 10.14 Mojave, but Apple tacitly agreed minor adjustment before. Still running as "Beta 3", the build number now stands at 18A326h and differs only in the last place (previously it was 18A326g). The undistributed as a new beta only brings one change. In fact, Apple has corrected the comments wizard, which makes it possible to send errors and comments to development services. This was previously completed directly with many users and turned down the feature.
Record Penalties for Facebook – Low
In the UK, the highest possible punishment has been imposed on Facebook for data breach under the Data Protection Act 1998. Unlike the General Data Protection Regulation (DSGVO), which has been in effect for a few weeks and provides for penalties of up to four percent of global sales, Facebook has escaped the procedure almost unscathed. The twenty year law only provides for sentences of half a million pounds. It's exactly that £ 500,000 that Facebook has to pay now – which equals the benefit of 18 minutes. Facebook is punished because customers have not been adequately informed about the disclosure of their data to third-party applications. Specifically, it is the scandal surrounding Cambridge Analytica and the mbadive exploitation of user data.
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