Last week, a report from 404 Media highlighted concerns from law enforcement officials about iPhones rebooting automatically rebooting themselves.

Unlike Apple, which wants its AI to live on your device – one of the reasons its hardware requirements are so hefty – Gemini ...

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Last week, we reported on a new feature in the iOS 18.2 beta that allows you to temporarily share an AirTag's location with a ...

A new iPhone security feature in iOS 18 will make it tough for forensic analysts to obtain data from a locked device ...

Last week, 404 Media reported on a new phenomenon occurring that was freaking out law enforcement. iPhones that were being ...

What’s the purpose of this? Well, when an iPhone is rebooted, it moves from what’s called After First Unlock (AFU) mode to a Before First Unlock (BFU) status. An iPhone running in BFU mode is more ...

"We have identified code within iOS 18 and higher that is an inactivity timer," said Christopher Vance, a forensic specialist ...

If you’d rather not go that far, here’s the easier way to remove unwanted apps: Head to Settings > General > iPhone Storage. Hit the “Size” button above the app list and switch to “Last Used Date,” ...

If you can’t bring yourself to throw the stuff out, the action of taking them out of your house is good enough. 7. Pack up ...

There are two options for locking apps on a Pixel phone, and here they are: Open Settings > Security and privacy > More ...

A new feature introduced on iOS 18.1 could make it difficult for law enforcement officials to gain access to seized devices ...