Security News

Many developers who are creating applications for Apple's iOS do not use encryption in their software, a report from security startup Wandera shows. read more

Apple has long been the proprietary bad guy, but Google’s privacy-sucking ways in Android should give open source freedom fighters reason to consider switching.

Despite a mandate from Apple, 68% of developers disable ATS globally on their apps, according to a Wandera report.

Competition regulators investigated Apple due to concerns that people were needlessly repairing or replacing slow phones.

Cheapskate fandroids get a pass on this one, though Your iPhone can be uniquely fingerprinted by apps and websites in a way that you can never clear. Not by deleting cookies, not by clearing your...

Now fixed, the bug affected some users with multiple accounts running on an iOS device.

Apple has released its May 2019 security updates, taking iOS to version 12.3 and macOS Mojave to version 10.14.5.

A massive update addresses the breadth of the computing giant's product portfolio.

Twitter on Monday revealed that a bug in Twitter for iOS led to the micro-blogging platform inadvertently collecting location data and sharing it with a third-party. read more

A Twitter glitch "inadvertently" leaked iOS users' location data to an unnamed partner.