Apple's recent AirTag firmware update is designed to make it easier for people to locate AirTags that could be used to stalk them, according to a new support document provided by Apple.
Apple has reported that its services business has reached 825 million subscribers, a growth of 165 million subscribers over last year.
Apple has reported another record quarter, announcing that it has reached a new revenue record of $97.3 billion in the March quarter.
Apple has officially launched its Self Service Repair program for customers in the United States.
Apple says that it disagrees with a report by Japanese authorities that suggests the inclusion of Safari pre-installed on devices harms competition. The same report also floats the idea that App;e should allow people to install apps from multiple app stores.
Apple has announced new Podcast Collections that will be updated weekly to add curated recommendations for people looking for new podcasts to listen to. The three Collections will cover true crime, culture, and entertainment.
Apple has reportedly retained the services of Littler Mendelson, the law firm that is also representing Starbucks in its fight against unionization.
Apple has confirmed that some of its services are currently experiencing issues including the App Store and Apple Music.
The App Store's privacy labels are missing across all platforms and nobody knows why.
A used device retailer used AirDrop to send ads to iPhones in Apple Stores in an attempt to get buyers to go refurbished instead of buying new. Apple Stores in London, Paris, and Berlin were bombarded with the AirDropped link that opened a Black Market website.