iOS 13 tells you when apps are secretly tracking you
Apple brings an end to iPhone and iPad apps that secretly tracking your movements without your knowledge or explicit consent.
Apple brings an end to iPhone and iPad apps that secretly tracking your movements without your knowledge or explicit consent.
The release of a new jailbreak that works on iPhones and iPads spanning eight generations of devices presents a possible major headache to those concerned about security. So, what are your options?
The discovery that malicious websites have been able to deliver malware to iPhones for years should be a wakeup call for users that Apple puts boasting about security ahead of actual security.
The world’s first Lightning-compatible security key
The new YubiKey 5Ci is the world’s first security key that features both USB-C and Lightning connectors on a single key.
These days the stakes are high when it comes to handling data – one slip up and sensitive data could end up in the hands of someone who shouldn't have it.
For most people, the security that Apple has baked into an iPhone or Mac is more than enough. But determined criminals can find creative ways to bypass the locks to get at your data. Should you be worried?
It's good to have a bit of healthy paranoia when it comes to keeping your data safe and secure.
The feature has been disabled while Apple fixes the bug.
One thing I couldn't help but notice when I was at the Genius Bar at my not-so-local Apple Store the other day is that people use terrible PIN codes.