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Apple neglected to warn more than 100 million iOS users who downloaded apps infected with the XcodeGhost malware.

Did you know you can set up a "Medical ID" on your iPhone? It’s built into the iOS Health...

iCloud is Apple’s service that syncs and stores data, making it available across your devices. It keeps your data...

2020 was an exceptional year in many ways.

Notifications are useful, but they can overwhelm us, and disclose sensitive information to others. A simple notification audit can...

The macOS and iOS keychain allows you to store passwords securely, and access them on all your Apple devices....

Using a different search engine than the default requires you to manually make a change. Here's how to switch...

For nearly two years, Apple has neglected to fix a bug that enables anyone to create fake news headlines...

Apple announced a number of interesting privacy and security features in the keynote to its annual Worldwide Developer Conference...