Recent Apple updates have patched a major Bluetooth vulnerability that permitted an attacker to brute-force a pairing with your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Mac.
Earlier this month Apple released iOS 12.3.2, a firmware update with a fix for the Portrait mode feature on the iPhone 8 Plus. Because the patch was aimed squarely at the 8 Plus, it was only released for that handset, which has left users that have moved to new iPhones unable to restore from their backups.
Having problems with your Apple Watch recording your exercise activity correctly? Here are two fixes ou can try to get back on track.
After Meltdown, Spectre and Foreshadow, it’s time for another Intel chip vulnerability. Thankfully, Apple has fixed this serious threat in macOS Mojave 10.14.5.
Unshaky is a pretty clever piece of software which attempts to solve the MacBook keyboard problem by sensing and killing any subsequent presses of a key that occur within milliseconds of the first.
The minor update brings bug fixes and performance improvements to the fourth-generation Apple TV HD and the fifth-generation Apple TV 4K models.
If you decide you want to do some private browsing in Safari on iOS and suddenly the Private button is missing, here’s how to get it back.
Aside from undisclosed compensation, Apple is going to contribute to the US teen’s education for spotting the embarrassing FaceTime bug.
A thorough security audit of the FaceTime service apparently uncovered a previously unknown issue with Live Photos in FaceTime. That vulnerability has been fixed, too.
Neither the iOS 12.2 beta nor the macOS Mojave 10.14.4 beta include a fix for the eavesdropping FaceTime issue, meaning group FaceTime currently does not work on beta devices.
A supplemental macOS software update resolves any privacy intrusions that the group FaceTime eavesdropping bug may have caused on Mac computers.
Apple has brought its Group FaceTime servers back online following today’s iOS 12.1.4 update that fixed the eavesdropping bug.
