Facebook has posted a notice on how Apple's new privacy policy will affect ads and how advertisers can adapt to the changes.
Facebook's attack against Apple's new privacy changes is another attempt to hide its continuous invasion of our personal privacy.
Apple's privacy labels are here and outing developers and their apps, but who really cares?
Apple's new privacy labels are now live, giving users more information on how their data is collected.
According to Apple and Google, X-Mode Social Inc. was collecting location data from apps and selling it to contractors of the United States military.
The senior vice president of software engineering reiterated Apple's focus on privacy as a key principle of what the company stands for.
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.