it would remain in that app and would not be able to access any other part of the iPhone or iPad. Apple has very strict control over the App Store – and for good reason as it's the only place ...

Apple promotes Safari as a safer alternative, while experts agree that Safari offers better privacy protection than Chrome. Apple has released a warning to its iPhone users, urging them to delete a ...

Apple currently has 1.46 billion active iPhone users who have faced threats from third-party apps and websites, and the company is known for its commitment to user security, so this message seems ...

Apple is warning its iPhone users to delete a common app, claiming it’s a danger to digital privacy. Without mentioning the company by name, Apple issued a video warning for users to stop using ...

Apple is warning their nearly two billion iPhone users to immediately delete another tech giant's app, claiming that your digital privacy is in grave danger. Without mentioning the company's name ...

You can change your iPhone mail font as you're writing an email, or once you're finished and before you send the email. You can also change the size of text in an email, and bold, italicize, underline ...

You wouldn’t want to trigger a battery app-ocalypse. Closing open iPhone apps might seem like a surefire way to save juice, but this measure can actually have the opposite effect, according to ...

It’s not clear how you will control this view, as your iPhone (the sole means of input) would presumably show the same single-app view it always has. Perhaps when using an external display ...

Many, but far from all, otherwise mobile-only applications are available on the Mac App Store for Macs with an Apple silicon processor. Such Macs can hypothetically run any iPhone or iPad ...

Perplexity’s iOS App just got an update enabling support ... Perplexity’s assistant can do these things on older devices, like my iPhone 13 mini. When the Android version launched in January ...

An Apple employee has advised on why you should always leave your apps 'open' or risk using 'more data'. A TikToker has revealed what happened when he went on a trip to the Apple store, warning others ...

For many iPhone users, swiping at the screen to get rid of open apps is a daily ritual. But this common habit may actually be draining your device, according to an Apple employee. TikTok user ...