Apple update stops Copy and Paste and Microphone input

 This new update by Apple has screwed up everything again now you can’t just copy and paste stuff into blogger or into anything without some sort of special permission and now the microphone is disabled in Blog so I’m going to dictate into this note and then copy and paste, assuming it will let me

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