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A support document outlining how the GrayKey iPhone unlocking device works has been seen by Motherboard and it's as bad as you might expect.
There's a new (beta) search engine in town and it promises not to use your search data for anything.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has appeared in a new YouTube video about privacy that's aimed squarely at European users.
Apple is bringing even more privacy protections across Safari, Mail, Siri, and iCloud.
Apple is fighting back against a New York Times report that claims it is compromising user privacy with its data centers in China.
Unity Technologies, the game engine maker, expects App Tracking Transparency to reduce its yearly revenue by over $30 million.
According to new data released by analytics firm Flurry, only 4% of iPhone users in the U.S. have allowed app tracking since ATT's launch.
People are worried that AirTags could be used to stalk people, but Apple has a plan.
During the company's Q2 2021 earnings call, Tim Cook talked about how App Tracking Transparency was worth doing regardless of adoption.
The Apple executive talked about the new App Tracking Transparency feature, privacy in general, and if he's a candidate for CEO at Apple.
Apple has released a new video to its YouTube channel that breaks down App Tracking Transparency in a way only Apple could.
It's time ad companies – and Facebook – accepted they can't know everything.
Bad news for Facebook – Apple is shipping iOS 14.5 today
The company also alerted developers that, starting April 26, 2021, all iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch apps must be built with Xcode 12.
According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, Procter & Gamble helped test the new ad tracking technology with other companies.
The latest version of the report helps users understand the upcoming privacy changes to iOS 14 as well as how ad auctions work.
