As the world wakes up about how important our personal data is, Apple is already leading the march to protect it.
While you can and should back up your iPhone and iPad via iCloud, it may be best to have an archived backup in case something ever goes really wrong.
Apple's iOS 14 was supposed to bring a new privacy feature that meant apps must ask permission to track you. But after Facebook and more kicked up a fuss, that might not be happening.
Apple's latest ad takes the opportunity to remind everyone that Apple is down for keeping your data private.
In a 4-3 decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled Monday that the Fifth Amendment did not protect this particular defendant.
Don't want to keep track of where you've been recently? Delete your destination and route history!
The EU's top court has ruled that the EU-US Privacy Shield does not adequately protect the data of EU citizens in line with GDPR, a ruling that could have far-reaching ramifications for US-EU data sharing.
If you’re at home, you probably want to keep your iPhone set to maximum convenience. If you’re putting yourself in harm's way, if you’re on the front lines as press or health care or to protect the rights, civil liberties, and simple dignity of your family, community, and country, then you should absolutely lock your iPhone down. Hard.
Social media is one of the best features of the modern internet, but it's also one of the worst features of the modern internet. It can lead to some pretty terrible interactions, so it's a good idea to keep safety and security in mind. Here's how!
Apple's Data and Privacy portal lets you get a copy of your data report, request changes to the data you've shared with the company, and delete your Apple ID and associated data. Here's how to use it!