Apple will remove the bitcoin white paper from its computers in the next update to macOS, report says
from AppleInsider, the digital token's manifesto penned by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto has been removed in the beta version of macOS Ventura 13.4, less than a month after it was accidentally discovered by tech blogger Andy Baio in early April.that the white paper would likely be removed in future software updates, citing a source within Apple.
Baio helped the white paper go viral earlier this month after he accidentally discovered the PDF, which appeared to have been shipped with every Apple computer since 2018. at the time."Maybe it was just a convenient, lightweight multipage PDf for testing purposes, never meant to be seen by end users."Steve Jobs could have been Satoshi Nakamoto
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