Deleting older content on Facebook is a slog. But the company is making it easier to triage your old content and delete in bulk.
Facebook makes it easier to delete older posts with Manage Activity tool
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A judge rules the police need a warrant to look at your iPhone’s Lock screen
The police can no longer look at your iPhone's Lock screen without a warrant.
The FBI has reportedly bypassed the security on the Pensacola mass shooter’s iPhone [Updated]
After trying to force Apple to unlock a pair of passcode-locked iPhones, a new report suggests that the Federal Bureau of Investigation has managed to bypass at least one of the iPhones used by the Pensacola mass shooter without Apple's help.
How to automatically log out of your Mac after a set period of inactivity
Discover how to protect your user account settings and privacy by setting your Mac to automatically log you out after a set period of inactivity.
No2Theft3 brings anti-theft features to jailbroken installations of iOS 13
Just over a year ago, we showcased a sleek anti-theft jailbreak tweak for iPhones dubbed No2Theft2 by iOS developer Elias Sfeir that could sound alarms when someone began tinkering with your handset without your permission. Just this weekend, however, Sfeir released the third iteration of his popular extension dubbed No2Theft3.
Just as you’d come to expect, No2Theft3 introduces native iOS 13 support to the popular anti-theft extension. But if that wasn’t enough, it also introduces a slew of new features that will help make catching your suspected thief or prankster even easier for you.
Apple is now making mobility data available in Apple Maps to aid in COVID-19 efforts
Apple is taking an offensive approach when it comes to the global coronavirus pandemic and the disease it causes, COVID-19. In its latest move, the company is making mobility data available from Apple Maps.
Apple says its COVID-19 app and website are ‘built to protect the privacy’ of users’ data in response to U.S. Senators
One of the most important pillars of Apple's business has become individual user privacy and security, and that certainly extends to its first-party apps. Including its brand new COVID-19 app and website.
Court documents reveal Facebook tried to buy an ‘Apple spying tool’ in 2017
Facebook is no stranger to privacy and user security issues, and new court documents reveal the company was trying to gets its hands on a spying tool to track specific users.
2020 iPad Pro disconnects its microphones when not in use to prevent eavesdropping
Apple has acknowledged that all 2020 iPad Pro models will disconnect their built-in microphones at the hardware level when a case is attached to the tablet and closed. The privacy and security enhancement prevents malicious software from secretly recording users.
New Zoom bugs can give attackers root access to your Mac, take over the webcam and mic
Zoom is having a moment, thanks to the fact that many, many people around the world are being forced to work from home (when they can) due to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Vulnerability in iOS 13.3.1 prevents VPNs from encrypting all traffic
Using a virtual private network (VPN) is the go-to for a lot of folks out there in the wild, but it turns out a bug in iOS 13.3.1 and later is causing some headaches.
Apple Card updates privacy policy for sharing data, adding detail to internal transactions
Hot on the heels of Apple releasing iOS 13.4 to the public, Apple has also updated the privacy policy for its first credit card, the Apple Card.