Can Apple support Google services on their devices?

Usman_Rajput wrote:

I am interested in buying the iPhone 14, but I firstly want to know if Apple can support Google services on their devices?

There's no reason to think you would have a problem using that site on an iphone, ipad, or Mac. But to be sure, ask the people who run it, or go to an Apple store and try it yourself.

PS All Apple devices support Google Chrome and various other browsers (Safari, Firefox, Edge) in case a site is designed to work best with a particular one of them

How to contact a Web Publisher or the Host

Contacting a web publisher or the host of a website can be helpful for various reasons, such as reporting issues with the website, seeking permission to use content, or addressing copyright concerns. The process may vary slightly depending on the website, but here are some general steps you can follow:

1. Check the Website: First, visit the website and look for a "Contact" or "About Us" page. Many websites provide contact information there, including email addresses or contact forms.
2. Web Hosting Company: If you have an issue related to the website's hosting, such as reporting abuse or copyright infringement, you can try contacting the web hosting company. To find the hosting company, you can use online tools like "whoishostingthis.com" or similar services. Once you identify the hosting company, visit their website and look for contact information or support options.
3. Be Clear and Polite: Whether you are reaching out via email, contact form, or social media, always be clear, concise, and polite in your communication. Clearly state the reason for contacting them and provide any necessary details to help them understand your request or concern.
4. Give Time for a Response: Allow some time for the web publisher or hosting company to respond. It may take a few days, depending on their responsiveness.

Remember, always be respectful in your communication, and avoid any hostile or aggressive language, as it is unlikely to yield a positive response.

Note that on IOS, Apple has required that all browsers use WebKit. So the other mobile browsers might not be as different from mobile Safari as their macOS counterparts are different from macOS Safari.