Latest about iOS 14
The second beta for iOS 14.5 has revealed 217 new emojis that will be coming to iPhone users when iOS 14.5 releases to the public.
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce in the US has written to Apple asking it to review and improve its iOS 14 'nutrition labels'.
Apple has confirmed it is redirecting Google Safe Browsing traffic through its own servers in order to protect user information.
Multiple reports indicate that Picture in Picture has returned to YouTube on iOS 14.5.
Twitter has told investors that upcoming iOS 14 privacy changes will have a "modest impact" on its revenue.
Shares of Snapchat fell 7% in post-market trading after it warned iOS 14 privacy changes could be a "risk" to its advertising business.
A new report seems to suggest that Apple's iOS parental controls to Limit Adult Websites are blocking searches with the word 'Asian' in them, including searches for food and countries.
A new report in Harvard Business Review says that the information Facebook used to campaign against new iOS 14 privacy measures was not correct.
Apple has made some new templates available to developers and designers.
Apple is no longer signing iOS 14.3, leaving iOS 14.4 as the only version now available to iPhone users.
Now you can ID your music right from your Home screen.
A new financial health feature could be coming to the Wallet app on iPhone.
Apple's iOS 14.5 update will add support for the PS5 DualSense and Xbox Series X controllers.
A new short film has come to GeForce NOW on iOS to mark the beginning of the Sundance Film Festival.
In a support document posted to the Apple Support website, Apple acknowledges that the vulnerabilities may have been exploited.
Netgear is warning Circle users that an iOS 14 privacy feature could cause WiFi oddities.
A Japanese coffee chain has started using App Clips in stores, letting customers order and pay for drinks in about 15 seconds.
