Apple's security guide aims to allay AirTag concerns
Apple has published a personal security guide that explains how customers can protect themselves and their data.
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Apple has published a personal security guide that explains how customers can protect themselves and their data.
WhatsApp for iOS has just been updated to version 22.2.75, gradually adding some useful features.
Could be related to iOS 15: Developers are annoyed about an increasingly problematic iCloud server issue.
iOS 15.3 RC fixes a Safari bug: We recently reported that Apple is working on fixing a Safari bug.
After just two betas, Apple is now rolling out release candidate versions of iOS 15.3, iPadOS 15.3, watchOS 8.4 and more.
Apple ID in danger: Apple has closed two important security gaps with the release of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.
Last week we reported that Apple had apparently stopped releasing security updates on iOS 14.
Apple is working to fix a known bug in Safari that allows websites to view a user's browsing history.
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