Apple’s excellent Advanced Data Protection (APD) is central to this new furor. This applies end-to-end encryption to almost all the sensitive data on your iPhone, including your iCloud drive, photos, ...

Security experts say the ‘draconian’ order would have global ramifications that make this a privacy ‘emergency for us all’ ...

Apple has finally revealed its new Invites feature. Apple Invites is a standalone iPhone app that also works on the web ...

Update: The new Apple Invites app has officially been announced. The main iCloud.com page has seemingly confirmed Apple's ...

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new iCloud service called Confetti to manage events and invites in iOS 18.3 and later.

Beware of iCloud scams using urgent messages. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson helps you spot the red flags to protect ...

It’s being reported that the British government secretly ordered Apple to create a security backdoor into all content uploaded ...

The UK government has demanded that Apple weaken security measures that keep people's data private so that it can more easily access iCloud accounts and other services, The Washington Post reports.

The order would compromise Apple's Advanced Data Protection, which the company launched in 2022. The feature gives users the option to end-to-end encrypt many additional iCloud data categories ...

The British government has ordered Apple to allow blanket access to user data stored online. The "technical capability notice" demands a backdoor into its encrypted iCloud services, which state ...

Apple unveiled its latest app today, Apple Invites — an innovative tool designed to simplify event planning, invitations, and RSVPs. With Apple Invites, users can listen to Apple Music playlists ...