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After several high profile attacks and embarrassing slip-ups, Apple’s perception as the secure consumer device is starting to crack.
Apple plans to change the rules it has for kids apps, raising concerns among some app developers about the way the tech giant wields power unilaterally over its App Store.
Apple dropped a mini bombshell Monday at its Worldwide Developer Conference: a privacy-safe logon button for apps. Positioned as “the fast and easy way to sign in without all the tracking” according to SVP of software engineering Craig Federighi, “Sign in with Apple” is a developer-initiated alternative to the single sign-ons offered by the likes... Continue reading »
The App Store is dedicated to the best store experience for everyone. In order to continue providing a safe experience for users and a great opportunity for developers to be successful, we sometimes need to update the App Store Review Guidelines.
We ran a privacy experiment to see how many hidden trackers are running from the apps on our iPhone. The tally is astounding.
iOS offers more tools than ever to defend yourself against hackers, nosy sites, and other intruders. Here’s why they matter and how to benefit from them.
A security vulnerability discovered in Apple’s Device Enrollment Program (DEP) could allow an attacker to gain full access to a corporate or school network. The DEP is a free service offered by Apple to allow new devices to be automatically configured with everything from custom apps to VPN settings. All that is needed is the […]
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Apple is rolling out digital student IDs.The company is working with two other companies, Blackboard and Assa Abloy, to bring the technology to Duke ...
Safari is pushing back against share buttons
Yesterday at the WWDC keynote, Apple announced a series of new security and privacy features, including one feature that’s drawn a bit of attention — and confusion. Specifically, Apple …
Apple has 17 employees who meet with teachers and help them take advantage of the tech.
The company no longer has to help the government hack an iPhone, but now it has to deal with questions about its security features.
Feds say they can force entire tech sector, not just Apple, to disable security.
Publishers are also unhappy with the Supreme Court's decision. At Amazon headquarters, however, they're probably popping open the champagne.