Remove Apple QuickTime
Some may have the media player called QuickTime on their Windows computer. This is software produced by Apple and was needed originally if you were using iTunes on your computer. That hasn't been the case since 2011 as iTunes now has its own built-in media player.
Its use for anything else was rather limited and now Apple has now stopped support for it on Windows computers, which means any security flaws identified won't be 'patched' (dealt with). You may occasionally have seen it asking to be updated with iTunes and iCloud for Windows.
So if you do have QuickTime installed on your computer, it would be wise to uninstall it.
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