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Could a light-sensor be a light-speed leap for Apple Watch and diabetes?

It’s no coincidence that both Apple Watch and HealthKit are both headed by Apple’s COO, Jeff Williams. Health and fitness have always been a major focus of the wrist computer. While it shipped with a heart rate monitor, Apple has been working on other sensors for years. One of the big ones has been a glucose monitor to help those fighting diabetes.

From CNBC:

Apple has hired a small team of biomedical engineers to work at a nondescript office in Palo Alto, miles from corporate headquarters. They are part of a super secret initiative, initially envisioned by the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, to develop sensors that can non-invasively and continuously monitor blood sugar levels to better treat diabetes, according to three people familiar with the matter.

CNBC further reports that this sensor team is working under Johny Sjrouji, who heads Apple’s silicon efforts, including the S-series systems-in-packag…

Have you noticed that the number of likes on your profile has gone way down? Then you may have been shadow banned.

It’s not news that Instagram has changed drastically in the last year. From algorithm reboots to new logos to a shiny new layout, Instagram is a whole world away from how people posted and engaged with each other in the app’s early days.

But now some users are saying there’s another thing that’s changed on the ’gram: their posts aren’t getting half as many likes as they used to, their engagement levels are way down, and when they search for their photos through someone else’s profile, their images don’t appear at all, even if they’re tagged with hashtags.

PetaPixel claims that over the last couple of weeks, their tip line has been ”flooded” by reports of Instagram selectively ”shadow banning” people’s accounts.

What exactly is ’shadow banning’?

PetaPixel:

The term ”shadow ban”—also called ”stealth” or ”ghost” banning—refers to banning a person’s ac…

Share photos with your family with Family Sharing and iCloud Photo Sharing!

Updated April, 2017: Updated screenshots to reflect changes in iOS 10 and to remove some outdated iOS 8 information.

Family Sharing not only lets you share iTunes and App Store purchases with other members of your household, but also gives you a way to share photos instantly. By using iCloud Photo Sharing, Family Sharing lets you share photos to a single stream that everyone in your family has access to. Once you’ve set up Family Sharing and everyone has joined, all you’ve got to do is start sharing photos!

How to share photos with Family Sharing and the Photos app

Make sure iCloud Photo Sharing is enabled.
Launch the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad.
Tap on the Shared tab in the bottom navigation. It’s the cloud.
Tap on the Sharing button in the upper left corner to get to the main iCloud Photo Sharing list of streams.

Tap on the Family stream.
Tap on the plus sign.
Tap the photos you want to add a…