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Jane Horvath, Apple's chief privacy officer, sat down for an interview to talk about the importance and the future of privacy.
According to new data from Adjust, more users on iOS are opting into app tracking this year than in 2021.
New data from Lotame project that Facebook will absorb about 80% of the advertising impact from Apple's privacy changes in iOS.
Tim Cook is this year's keynote speaker at the International Association of Privacy Professionals Global Privacy Summit.
According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple unknowingly gave customer data to hackers who were masquerading as law enforcement.
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.
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Apple privacy chief Erik Neuenschwander has sat down with Rene Ritchie to discuss privacy at Apple.
Apple is working on fixing a bug in Safari that could allow websites to see other sites that yuo recently visited.
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.
Apple's Mail Privacy Protection system prevents email senders from tracking you when you load remote content in an email. However, that doesn't seem to apply to Mail on Apple Watch.
A Slack channel dedicated to the new feature has received over 800 messages, many with concerns about what it means for the future of privacy.
Erik Neuenschwander, Apple's head of privacy, sat down for an interview to talk about the company's new child abuse detection features.
Jane Horvath, Apple’s chief privacy officer spoke at CES 2020 yesterday and confirmed that Apple scans photos to check whether they have any illegal content.
Earlier today, Twitter announced that it was officially rolling out support for Sign in with Apple to iOS users and to web users "soon."
During Facebook's Q2 earnings call, the company announced advertising revenue of $28 billion, a 56% year-over-year increase.
