News items you should out: February 11

Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from other websites.

° From MacRumors: Just minutes after Super Bowl LIX ended on Sunday, Apple shared a short video promoting its MLS Season Pass subscription service.

° From The MacObserver: iPhone users may reconsider using the Gmail app due to privacy concerns, data tracking, and security risks.

° From CNET: The Metropolitan Transit Authority is making it easier for deaf and hard-of-hearing New Yorkers and tourists to communicate with transit staff by scanning a QR code. That code will lead them to an app called Convo Now, which will connect them with a live sign language interpreter so they can more easily engage with MTA staff and get answers to any questions. 

° From The New York Times: Some folks are relating their watches, including Apple Watches to their ankles!

° From 9to5Mac: The two biggest criticisms of the Vision Pro have been price and the weight. We know Apple is working on a lower-priced model, and a new patent application describes a way to make the headset very much lighter.

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