iOS

Another day and another security problem for Apple but this time they aren’t alone as the recently discovered vulnerability also affects both Android and Blackberry. The reason why all three are susceptible is because the browsers used on the …

The loophole, Bilton said, was likely introduced in 2010 with Apple’s release of iOS 4.0. It’s unclear if any official Apple apps are copying user photos, Bilton said. Still, the possibility worries experts. Your photo privacy at stake David E. … Continue reading →

A loophole within iOS that allows developers to surreptitiously upload users’ photos and location data without their knowledge may soon have a fix. The Verge reported on Tuesday evening that its sources said Apple is aware of the bug and … Continue reading →

Apple is under fire for yet another iOS security issue. The New York Times’ Nick Bilton is reporting that a loophole in iOS allows third-party developers to access your entire photo and video library, as well as the location data … Continue reading →

(CBS News) Apple is under fire again for a possible loophole that … According to a report by the New York Times, once an app is installed with location services activated on an iOS device the developer has access to … Continue reading →

There’s been plenty more speculation about Apple’s next TV product. One of the most pervasive rumors—made all the more interesting in light of 9to5Mac’s reporting—is that the iPad and possibly other iOS-based devices will function as remote controls …

If true, Apple may use the format for its iTunes Match service, which creates a copy of a user’s iTunes library in the cloud, then accessible from any iOS device. Using iTunes Match, your entire iTunes library could transform from … Continue reading →

Chen. “The location history, as well as your photos and videos, could be uploaded to a server. Once the data is off the iOS device, Apple has virtually no ability to monitor or limit its use.” Apple is the gatekeeper … Continue reading →

Virtually all companies surveyed apply an IT security policy to employee owned devices that access the company network. Are your systems integrated to share data, make better-informed decisions, and respond to events in real-time? The key to maximizing …

“Most are on third-party application sites.” IPads use Apple’s iOS operating system, and most other tablets use Google’s Android. Because Apple controls its App Store and developer agreements tightly, many analysts say iPad users face less risk of …