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Otherdesk 1.2 simplifies setup and session controls
Find nearby Macs, follow a short setup guide and use clearer pointer, keyboard and clipboard controls during a session.
Otherdesk 1.1 adds two-finger scrolling and remote keys
Scroll your Mac with two fingers, use remote-key shortcuts and keep the screen visible while a session reconnects.
Swiftflip 1.19.0 adds AI card review and Shortcuts
Review generated cards before saving, add a card or search with Siri and swap Front and Back including images and audio.
Introducing Otherdesk for iPhone and iPad
Control your Mac over the local network with screen sharing, hardware keyboard input and clipboard transfer.
Swiftflip 1.18.0 adds searchable icons and Watch practice
Search emoji and symbols together, continue a session on Apple Watch and share or inspect cards from the iPad table.
Swiftflip 1.17.0 adds Pause Reviews and better Anki import
Pause a card or a whole deck, bring more Anki review progress across and open redesigned Card Insights.
Swiftflip 1.16.0 adds Cloud AI and Custom Practice
Generate cards with Cloud AI, review decks in both directions and build Custom Practice sessions on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Swiftflip 1.15.0 adds search and repeat practice
Search your whole library, repeat missed cards in the same session and see clearer practice results across Swiftflip.
The European Parliament's president is trying to override its vote
The Parliament rejected the scanning rules in March. Now its own president is asking member states to pass them anyway.
The European Parliament votes on Chat Control again
The Parliament voted no on indiscriminate scanning. The EPP is trying to reverse that decision today.
The EU Chat Control compromise still threatens private communication
The EU Council dropped mandatory scanning but made voluntary surveillance permanent. Privacy concerns remain.
The EU Chat Control directive threatens private communication
Client-side scanning would break end-to-end encryption and weaken privacy for everyone.