NEW YORK, N.Y., Sept. 19, 2023 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Apple recently launched the latest iOS 17 with several new features. But users are concerned about iOS 17 compatibility, management, and repair. Tenorshare, as an updated smartphone solutions provider, offers a range of iOS 17 compatible solutions.

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Tenorshare Has Updated All Its Software to Be Fully Compatible With iOS 17

“Does Tenorshare work with iOS 17? To answer this question, Tenorshare software has been updated to ensure full compatibility with iOS 17. Moreover, Tenorshare iOS 17 & iPhone 15 Sale has been launched,” says Mike Lee, CEO of Tenorshare. These include ReiBoot, UltData, 4uKey, iCareFone, WhatsApp Transfer, and iAnyGo, aimed at assisting users in managing and resolving various iOS-related issues. Let’s check out what more iOS 17 compatible products Tenorshare offers!

What Products Have Updated to Be Compatible With iOS 17?

• Tenorshare ReiBoot – Reliable iOS 17 System Repair Tool

ReiBoot fixes various iOS issues, updates iOS 17 Beta and downgrades it without jailbreaking. It also repairs macOS, resets iOS devices, and resolves iTunes errors.

• Tenorshare UltData – iPhone 15 Data Recovery Software

UltData can retrieve deleted data from iOS devices, iTunes backups, and iCloud. It works with 35+ file types and supports backup and restore of WhatsApp, LINE, Viber, WeChat, and Kik.

• Tenorshare 4uKey – Unlock Screen Lock/MDM/Screen Time

4uKey can remove the screen lock, passcodes, Touch ID, Face ID, and Screen Time passcodes from iOS devices. It can help bypass MDM screen and remove MDM profile.

• Tenorshare iAnyGo – Change GPS Location without Root

iAnyGo helps spoof your iOS or Android device location

with one click and controls movement using a GPS joystick. It can create custom routes by importing/exporting GPX files, works with all location-based apps.

• Tenorshare iCareFone – Manage Your iOS Devices Easier Than Ever

iCareFone can manage content on your iOS device, download region-locked apps, and perform smart data backups for free. It can transfer media between your device and iTunes, and can restore backups anytime.

• Tenorshare iCareFone Transfer – Best WhatsApp Transfer/Backup/Restore

iCareFone Transfer can selectively move WhatsApp data between Android and iOS 17, including iOS 17 devices, without data loss. It can also restore WhatsApp backup from Google Drive and iCloud.

• Tenorshare 4MeKey – Remove iCloud Activation Lock Easily

4MeKey can bypass iCloud activation lock on iOS 17 without a password or Apple ID. After bypassing the activation lock, it can remove your iCloud account, Apple ID, Find My device, and sign in with a new Apple ID.

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With the launch of iOS 17, concerns about compatible software for device management and issue resolution arise. Fortunately, Tenorshare offers a range of iOS 17-compatible software to address these concerns. As a dedicated smartphone solution provider, Tenorshare keeps its solutions up-to-date, ensuring iOS and Android users can seamlessly navigate the latest operating systems worry-free.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — VSCO, the trusted photo & video editor for premium presets, quality tools, and the creative community is proud to announce the appointment of Eric Wittman as its new CEO, effective immediately. Alongside this transition, Joel Flory, VSCO’s co-founder, will take on the role of Executive Chairman of the Board and Founder, while Greg Lutze will continue as Chief Experience Officer, co-founder and Board Member.

Flory and Lutze, the visionary co-founders of VSCO, embarked on a journey over twelve years ago to create a platform for creators, by creators. Today, VSCO boasts a vibrant global community comprising over 200 million creators worldwide. As the needs of this diverse community evolve, VSCO is taking a significant step forward by promoting Eric Wittman to lead the organization as CEO.

Eric Wittman’s wealth of experience leading companies and growing new categories will further accelerate VSCO’s ability to adapt to creators’ ever-changing needs and expectations today.

Wittman has spent the past two years as President of VSCO. He brings three decades of executive and operational leadership to VSCO and has worked across the creative and technology space, having been the COO at Figma, general manager at Atlassian, CEO of a music tech company Songbird, and holding senior positions at Adobe.

The timing of this transition aligns with VSCO’s robust growth and expansion of its product offerings, in line with its ambitious five-year vision.

“There has never been a better and more challenging time to be a creator today and with continued transformation ahead for the creator economy, we could not be more thrilled to have Eric Wittman leading VSCO as CEO,” said Joel Flory, co-founder and executive chairman of VSCO. “As part of our plan put in motion five years ago, we’re thrilled to be making this transition from a position of strength and honored to continue building for the next generation of creators under Eric’s leadership.”

“I am honored to lead VSCO and build on its legacy of empowering creators,” said Wittman. “Together with the incredible team at VSCO, we will continue to build new creative products, further enrich our thriving creator community, and surface ways to help creators make a living from their skills and work.”

VSCO looks forward to this exciting new chapter and the opportunities it will bring to serve its community of creators better.

About VSCO
VSCO is the trusted photo & video editor for premium presets, quality tools, and creative community. We nurture creativity so you can make it. In 2011, Founders Joel and Greg set out to create a photo and video editing app that combines premium quality editing filters and tools, thoughtful curation, and a diverse community for creative professionals. From day one, VSCO’s mission has been to nurture the creative journey from start to finish and inspire creators to realize their vision. Along the way, we’ve built a vibrant platform of creators worldwide who continue to inspire us and our evolution. We believe that creators can do anything with the right creative tools, inspiring resources, and a supportive community.

In a startling revelation that has sent shockwaves across the international community, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko announced on Thursday that his country would not hesitate to use nuclear weapons, provided by close ally Russia, in the face of foreign “aggression.” This declaration comes at a time when tensions are escalating around Belarus’s borders with NATO nations, and the shadow of Russia’s war in Ukraine looms large.

Belarus’s role in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been significant, with Moscow utilizing Belarusian territory as one of its launch pads for the invasion in early 2022. Joint Russia-Belarus military drills over the past year have further fueled concerns that Belarusian troops could join Russian forces in the conflict.

In June, Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly delivered nuclear warheads to Belarus for “deterrence.” While the exact details of Russia’s nuclear arsenal transported to Belarus remain unclear, US and Western officials have not publicly confirmed any weapons transfer. However, senior officials from the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) stated they had “no reason to doubt” Putin’s claim.

During an interview with state news agency Belta, Lukashenko asserted that Belarus would “never get involved in this war” unless Ukrainians crossed its border. He emphasized, “We will keep helping Russia, they are our ally.” The president’s words were laced with a stern warning that if provoked, especially by neighboring NATO countries like Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia, Belarus would “immediately respond with everything we have,” including nuclear weapons.

“We didn’t bring nuclear weapons here in order to scare someone,” Lukashenko added, clarifying that these are tactical nuclear weapons, not strategic ones. “This is why we will use them immediately once aggression is launched against us.”

Senior DIA officials expressed their belief in July that Lukashenko would not have control over the arsenal, which would likely be entirely controlled by Russia. This adds another layer of complexity to an already volatile situation.

Regional Tensions

Lukashenko’s comments come at a time when the security landscape in Europe is increasingly unstable. Belarus’s northern neighbors are on edge over the presence of the Russian mercenary group Wagner, stationed in Belarus following its short-lived rebellion in Russia earlier this summer.

Recent reports of Wagner troops moving toward a thin strip of land between Poland and Lithuania have raised alarms, appearing to increase pressure on NATO and European Union members. Poland announced it would move around 10,000 troops to its border with Belarus, and Lithuania temporarily suspended operations at two of its six border checkpoints with Belarus due to concerns about Wagner forces.

Belarus responded by slamming Lithuania for taking an “unconstructive and unfriendly step,” dismissing its Wagner reasoning as “far-fetched.”

During the Thursday interview, Lukashenko denied that Putin may have been weakened by the failed Wagner mutiny, calling such claims “total nonsense.” He stated, “Putin is now more mobilized, more cunning, and wiser. Our adversaries need to know it.”

War in Ukraine

Lukashenko also weighed in on the ongoing war in Ukraine, warning that Moscow would never relinquish the Crimean territory it illegally annexed from Ukraine more than seven years ago. While Russia is open to negotiations on Ukraine, Lukashenko said it will “never ever return Crimea.”

He claimed that Ukrainians “are pushed by Americans” and don’t want to negotiate at the moment, adding that talks “have to start without preliminary conditions.” Lukashenko also insisted that any peace talks on Ukraine should include Belarus, as “we have our interests there, and our position should be heard.”

Crimea’s annexation by Russia in 2014 marked a significant turning point in the region, leading to a descent into a police state, with human rights abuses reported by observers. The occupied territory has since become a key part of the war in Ukraine, with the Crimean Bridge linking the peninsula to mainland Russia, serving as a vital supply link for Russian forces.

Lukashenko’s statements have brought the issue of nuclear deterrence to the forefront of international discourse. The situation in Belarus, coupled with the ongoing war in Ukraine and the presence of Russian mercenary groups, has created a complex and precarious security landscape in Europe.

The world watches with bated breath as leaders grapple with the implications of Lukashenko’s declaration. The stakes are high, and the path forward is fraught with uncertainty. The international community must act with caution and wisdom to navigate these turbulent waters, lest the spark of aggression ignite a fire that cannot be easily extinguished.