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Researchers have recently caught multiple security bugs in Apple iOS Mail that risk iPhones and iPads. While the researchers believe that the cybercriminals are actively exploiting the bugs, Apple denies

While Apple has built a credible stance regarding users’ privacy, a bug has recently made shown otherwise. As discovered, an unpatched vulnerability existed in recent iOS versions that stopped VPNs from

Apple generally holds a boastful stance with regard to user privacy. However, some recent reports have made some dangerous revelations that may hurt the firm’s image as well as users’ trust. Apple shares

Applications tracking users’ locations have been a pain in the neck for some time. While location data seems necessary information for some apps to adequately function, such as Uber, a non-stop or unnecessary

Using third-party keyboards on your iPhone is something of a normality for many iOS users. However, it could be troublesome should the keyboard start spying on users. The aforementioned became possible

After the launch of iOS 12, a researcher discovered back-to-back lock screen bypass flaws in the system exploiting various features. Every glitch made it possible for an attacker to access device data.

Once again a serious iOS vulnerability that could risk the security of iPhone and iPad population has surfaced. Fortunately, the flaw existed in the iOS 13 beta version that is yet to launch, so Apple