Apple has delayed a much vaunted privacy feature that was due to be part of iOS 14. In its initial form iOS 14 would have required developers to ask a user’s permission before it tracked them from app to app. But Apple has delayed that feature and it won’t be part of iOS 14 in its initial form.

Apple’s new privacy-focused iPhone ad points out the downsides of over sharing. You can check out the complete video ad right here.

iOS 14 exposes how apps like TikTok and more are constantly accessing users’ clipboard. Here is everything you need to know.

Law enforcement agencies cannot even look at your Phone’s lock screen without a warrant, a judge has ruled. Here’s everything you need to know.

There’s a new 0-Day exploit for iOS Mail app but Apple already has a fix coming for it. Here’s everything you need to know.

iOS 14 will reportedly add new 1Password-like features to iCloud Keychain. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

Google has confirmed that it had sent private videos of Google Photos users to strangers using the Google Takeout service. Here is what you need to know about this alarming news!

There’s a lot of attention on iPhone encryption right now, and that’s not going to change any time soon, by the looks of things. One of the bits of kit that is often used by law enforcement when they need to gain access to a phone has been shown off by Scottish Police.

Apple has long leaned on its focus on privacy as a way to differentiate it from the likes of Google. Not only has it done a good job of advertising that fact, but it has also done a good job of actually following through, too.

Apple has used its own YouTube channel to post a new video-based promo. The video, titled “Simple as That,” is part of a larger “Privacy on iPhone” campaign intended to highlight just how important customer privacy is to Apple and how iPhone plays a pivotal role in that.

There has been a lot of concern recently about the news that Apple uses Chinese firm Tencent as one of its Safe Browsing partners for Safari. Now Apple has released a statement explaining the situation.

iOS 13 apps ‘Would Like To Use Bluetooth’ permission prompt explained. Here’s what you need to know about this.