If you have used third-party apps to artificially boost your popularity on Instagram, you might be interested to learn that all those fake likes, comments and follows that you basically bought will soon get nuked form orbit.
An unknown number of customers have been locked out of their Apple IDs for security reasons. Sources inside Apple claim this has nothing to do with a software bug on their end.
iOS 12.1 has fixed a dangerous exploit, that you probably didn’t know existed, which allowed an attacker to view photos on a locked device and send them to anyone with ease.
“What kind of world do we want to live in?” is the main theme of an incredibly passionate speech that Cook gave at Wednesday’s privacy conference in Brussels. You can now watch the full keynote video of Apple’s CEO blasting Big Tech’s abuse of user privacy: “Our own information is being weaponized against us with military efficiency,” he warned.
Facebook’s former chief security officer is calling out Tim Cook for his recent speech about privacy. Alex Stamos’ comments were published on Twitter.
Google has added a link on its main Search page that makes it easier to check and change your privacy settings. It will add similar links elsewhere in 2019.
In a speech at a privacy conference in Europe, Apple CEO Tim Cook went after companies he says are hoarding personal data for financial gain.
According to Apple, Gatekeeper in “an upcoming release of macOS” will require all Mac apps signed with Developer ID to be notarized by the company.
macOS Mojave has several features that tighten security, including an improved Gatekeeper feature that enforces code signing and verifies downloaded apps before allowing them to run. Today, Apple issued a reminder to developers to get their Mac software notarized so customers have increased confidence that it’s not known malware.
In this article, you’ll learn how to get a copy of your personal data from Apple. We’ll show you how to make the request on Apple’s Data & Privacy page.
In the United States and elsewhere, it’s now possible to request all of the data Apple has collected on you through devices such as iPhone and Mac.
The iPhone maker has issued an apology to its customers in China over the recent scams which have helped nefarious users hack into Apple ID accounts that weren’t protected with two-factor authentication.
