Privacy Mozilla slams a big Safari privacy feature, calling it 'a poor trade-off' How to stop apps from tracking you on iPhone and iPad How to view App Privacy Reports on iPhone and iPad Grid List Latest about Privacy Apple exec Jane Horvath reflects on privacy in new interview By Joe Wituschek published 19 May 22 Jane Horvath, Apple's chief privacy officer, sat down for an interview to talk about the importance and the future of privacy. More iPhone users are allowing apps to track them By Joe Wituschek published 14 April 22 According to new data from Adjust, more users on iOS are opting into app tracking this year than in 2021. Apple's anti-tracking protections to cost Facebook $10 billion in 2022 By Joe Wituschek published 13 April 22 New data from Lotame project that Facebook will absorb about 80% of the advertising impact from Apple's privacy changes in iOS. How to watch Tim Cook's speech at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit By Joe Wituschek published 12 April 22 Tim Cook is this year's keynote speaker at the International Association of Privacy Professionals Global Privacy Summit. Bloomberg: Apple unknowingly gave customer information to hackers By Joe Wituschek published 30 March 22 According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple unknowingly gave customer data to hackers who were masquerading as law enforcement. Mail on Apple Watch no longer leaks IP addresses with privacy features enabled By Oliver Haslam published 15 March 22 The newly-released watchOS 8.5 update appears to fix a problem that previously allowed the Mail app on Apple Watches to leak a user's IP address even with Mail Privacy Protection enabled. MaskerAid is a new app for quickly and easily adding emojis to a photo By Oliver Haslam published 3 March 22 Have you ever wanted to add an emoji to a photo and found it way more difficult than it ought to be? That's why you need MaskerAid in your life! Apple privacy chief Erik Neuenschwander gives Data Privacy Day interview By Stephen Warwick published 28 January 22 Apple privacy chief Erik Neuenschwander has sat down with Rene Ritchie to discuss privacy at Apple. Apple's working to fix a Safari bug that opens your browsing history up to websites By Oliver Haslam published 19 January 22 Apple is working on fixing a bug in Safari that could allow websites to see other sites that yuo recently visited. Woman finds AirTag stuck to her car amid ongoing privacy concerns By Oliver Haslam published 20 December 21 A woman says she found an AirTag attached to her car after she was alerted that it was moving with her during a drive home from a bar. 123456789Archives iMore Newsletter Get the best of iMore in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to iMore. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Apple Watch Series 8 rumors: Everything you need to know2The Twitter for Mac app is crashing [Update]3Apple expands its new map to three more countries4Apple Watch Series 7 review: A fine display5Apple Watch Series 8 is changing up its colors and materials, says leaker
Apple exec Jane Horvath reflects on privacy in new interview By Joe Wituschek published 19 May 22 Jane Horvath, Apple's chief privacy officer, sat down for an interview to talk about the importance and the future of privacy.
More iPhone users are allowing apps to track them By Joe Wituschek published 14 April 22 According to new data from Adjust, more users on iOS are opting into app tracking this year than in 2021.
Apple's anti-tracking protections to cost Facebook $10 billion in 2022 By Joe Wituschek published 13 April 22 New data from Lotame project that Facebook will absorb about 80% of the advertising impact from Apple's privacy changes in iOS.
How to watch Tim Cook's speech at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit By Joe Wituschek published 12 April 22 Tim Cook is this year's keynote speaker at the International Association of Privacy Professionals Global Privacy Summit.
Bloomberg: Apple unknowingly gave customer information to hackers By Joe Wituschek published 30 March 22 According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple unknowingly gave customer data to hackers who were masquerading as law enforcement.
Mail on Apple Watch no longer leaks IP addresses with privacy features enabled By Oliver Haslam published 15 March 22 The newly-released watchOS 8.5 update appears to fix a problem that previously allowed the Mail app on Apple Watches to leak a user's IP address even with Mail Privacy Protection enabled.
MaskerAid is a new app for quickly and easily adding emojis to a photo By Oliver Haslam published 3 March 22 Have you ever wanted to add an emoji to a photo and found it way more difficult than it ought to be? That's why you need MaskerAid in your life!
Apple privacy chief Erik Neuenschwander gives Data Privacy Day interview By Stephen Warwick published 28 January 22 Apple privacy chief Erik Neuenschwander has sat down with Rene Ritchie to discuss privacy at Apple.
Apple's working to fix a Safari bug that opens your browsing history up to websites By Oliver Haslam published 19 January 22 Apple is working on fixing a bug in Safari that could allow websites to see other sites that yuo recently visited.
Woman finds AirTag stuck to her car amid ongoing privacy concerns By Oliver Haslam published 20 December 21 A woman says she found an AirTag attached to her car after she was alerted that it was moving with her during a drive home from a bar.
