The FBI has used a 200 year old law to try and compel Apple to create a back door into iOS so brute force attacks against passcodes will be easier. Apple claims that once a back door is created, it will inevitably be exploited by those seeking to do harm, and the privacy and security of all the company's customers will be at risk.
Your iPhone makes sure you never miss AMBER and other kinds of emergency government alerts.
We hold this truth to be self-evident: That all political apps are not created equal.
What is CLOUD Act, what does it mean for Apple and Apple's customers, and how does it affect your data and your right to privacy both in the U.S. and around the world?
A new report claims the US government has a proposal to create a government-owned 5G network. This... seems very unlikely to actually happen for so many reasons.
Approximately a hundred protestors occupied the Apple Store in Paris, France on Saturday, demanding that the company pay its EU taxes.
As of today, AliveCor's KardiaBand is the first Apple Watch accessory to be FDA-approved.
Today Twitter released information in response to queries and concerns regarding Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, and stated that it is "in dialogue with congressional committees" in order to aid in the investigation.
Apple and other select companies will now be able to skip some regulations that would slow or hinder the research and development of health-related tech products.
Various tech companies are responding to Trump's repeal of DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) by defending the policy and showing that they stand with those affected.
Apple is asking the FCC to establish more concrete rules protecting net neutrality, as well as maintain the current ban on so-called āfast lanesā on the internet.
Need to get around in the UK? You've got some really great iPhone and iPad apps at your disposal. These are the ones you absolutely must get.
The U.S. House of Representatives plans to vote tomorrow on a resolution that would eliminate the FCCās broadband privacy rules. Donāt let them.
From Apple to Zynga, almost a hundred U.S. companies have filed in opposition to President Trump's executive order on immigration.
The FCC has dropped all inquiries into one of the most contested parts of net neutrality.
Apple sent out the following memo to employees in reaction to U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration.