You're listening to another great podcast in the MyMac podcasting network.

Tech fan podcast number 415.

I'm Tim Robertson, joined by David Cohen.

Hello.

Hello.

Let's jump right into it because it's been kind of an interesting week in tech and not in a good way.

Yeah, tech and politics colliding.

Well, not just that.

Apple released, what is it, Catalina?

Yeah.

And, you know, I'm on Twitter.

I'm on Facebook.

And I'm seeing a lot, way more than I would expect, complaints that this may be the worst update to Mac OS as far as breaking things and incompatibilities and even security issues.

Just being able to log into your Mac without it even asking for a password, even though it's set up to ask for a password.

It's not really looking really good right now.

I'm not going to update.

I haven't updated my Mac in a couple of years now, and I don't plan on it.

It's working perfect the way it is right now, and I've got some older apps that I still need.

So there's zero incentive, period, for me to update.

But those who are, it's not everybody, don't get me wrong,

but it's louder than I've seen in a while.

Well, this is always the problem, though, with the Internet in general, is that once a set of

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