During the keynote of the WWDS, improvements were touted by executives in regard to the services like Apple Music, iMessage and Siri. Another thing that was also demonstrated by them was the various uses of the different features like 3D Touch. However, amongst all the fuss, the one thing that was neglected was about the various security measures that would be coming this fall to the iPhones and MacBook. There is quite a lot that has to be spoken about; this is due to the fact that the way a person would interact with their Apple devices will be altered significantly.

Some of the bigger projects in regards to security have been delayed by Apple. This is mostly the encrypted backups of iCloud so that it cannot be accessed even by the company. A serious ambition is still been seen and in places which are surprising at times. The experience of the MacOS and iOS will result based on the convenience of trades so that in a few key ways it is protected. Small frustrations will be introduced by Apple so that the prevention of unfixable and large frustrations can be avoided in the future.

Since 2010, the crusade of Apple against Flash had started; this is when an open letter had been penned by Steve Job where it was banished from the iPhones. Every Since then, there have been many who have co‐signed. The security chief of Facebook last summer had called the date where the Flash’s life would end. Even on Chrome, there have been various steps that Google has taken so that the visibility can be limited. Off late, even Adobe had distant itself from the product which is said to be notorious. However, in order to bring to the desktops the Flash fight, all Apple needed was the macOS Sierra.