INDIA - The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team, an office working under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India, have issued a new warning to all Apple users in the country, due to high severity multiple vulnerabilities found in Apple products which can be exploited by a hacker who can bypass all the sensitive information on your devices. This is applicable to all users of Apple iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, MacBooks, Apple TV and some of the Apple apps. So in order to avoid this exploitation, you are advised to get your devices updated to the latest software version that brings more advanced security overhaul and other features.

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HARYANA, INDIA - Apple Watch's electrocardiogram (ECG) feature has saved yet another life, this time it was the 34 years old Nitesh Chopra, from Haryana, India. After experiencing a chest pain, Chopra decided to take an ECG from his wife Neha's Apple Watch Series 6. Finding some irregularities in the result, Chopra was taken to a hospital for a detailed checkup followed by an angiogram, which revealed 99.9 percent blockage in his arteries. Bring grateful to Apple and their technology, Neha sent an email to Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, thanking him for helping her save her husband's life. 

"We reached the hospital only because of the technology provided by you and he is now fine and healthy. I wish you lots of love and happiness and thank you for giving my husband his life," said Neha in the email.

Tim Cook's response,

"I’m so glad you sought medical attention and received the treatment you needed. Thanks for sharing your story with us. Be well."

Following the surgery and a few days in the hospital, Nitesh Chopra was later discharged and he now keeps fine and healthy.

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