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iboss cloud connector service
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com.iboss
Service Monitor
124
Autodesk, Inc.
Autodesk Fusion Service Utility
112
Autodesk Inc.
Secure Endpoint Service
106
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Autodesk Fusion 360 Service-Dienstprogramm
81
Autodesk Inc.
Vienna Ensemble Service
72
com.yourcompany
Migros Photo Service
41
de.cewe
Apple Service Utility
41
Apple Inc.
Self-Service
40
com.mosyle
Utilitaire de service Autodesk Fusion 360
38
Autodesk Inc.
Verizon Cloud
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81
Verizon Wireless
This application helps you sync and save your important contacts...
This application helps you sync and save your important contacts, photos, videos, music, documents
Kandji Self Service
35
io.kandji
arksigner-service
27
com.ark
MLSHS Self Service
24
JAMF Software
DivX Encoder Service
23
Rovi Corporation
Vienna Ensemble Service (64-bit)
22
com.vsl
AMP for Endpoints Service
22
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Mac@Cisco Self Service
22
JAMF Software
Bluetooth Service Diagnostic
18
Apple Inc.
NI Service Center
18
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How to find your WiFi's blind spots on a Mac
The WiFi signal in your house can be tricky to manage. Here's a great solution.
Safari's latest version tries to find problematic websites
The latest version of Safari introduces a new tech called "differential privacy", which allows the browser to identify problematic websites by collecting user browsing data.
Use PassProtect to find out if your password has been hacked
Check out Okta's PassProtect, an extension for Chrome that tells if the passwords that you're typing have appeared in any data breaches.
Netflix may be getting ready to add an Ultra tier of service
Netflix is currently testing a new paid membership tier called Ultra, which allows its users to watch the content in Ultra HD on up to four devices at once.
Apple adopts Rich Communication Services
Apple finally plans to adopt RCS, or Rich Communication Services, the next-get carrier-supported messaging system.