A new iOS update has revealed how Apple will seemingly avoid its new iPhone feature being used to stalk people.
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iOS 14.5 won’t let you pick a new default music service after all
At the beginning of last month, Apple rolled out the first beta for iOS 14.5, which is primed to be the most substantial update for iOS 14 since it launched last September. One of the many new …
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Setting Spotify as a Default Music App in iOS 14.5 Isn’t a Feature After All
What appeared to be one of the most exciting features of iOS 14.5 turns out to work a little differently than it originally seemed. Last month, Redditors discovered that the iOS 14.5 beta presented a …
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Apple clarifies that iOS 14.5 won’t let you permanently choose a new default music service
iOS 14.5 is in beta right now, and the first beta appeared to have a long-awaited feature: it seemed you would be able to set Spotify and other music services as the default for Siri requests. But …
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Apple releases third developer betas of iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5 [u]
Apple on Tuesday seeded the third beta builds of its upcoming iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5 software updates to registered developers, hours after it released the third beta of macOS 11.3.
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iOS 14.5 won’t actually let you change a default music service
It turns out that Apple’s iOS 14.5 update won’t actually let you change your default music service that you use with Siri.
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Third public betas of macOS Big Sur 11.3, iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5 now available [u]
Apple has made the third public betas of macOS Big Sur 11.3, iOS 14.5, and iPadOS 14.5 available for download.
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LinkedIn stops collecting tracking data ahead of iOS 14 changes
The company is getting ahead of a change that will require developers to ask for permission from iOS users to track them.
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Apple clarifies that Siri isn’t setting a default music service in iOS 14.5
Apple has clarified that a Siri feature in iOS 14.5 asking users to select a music service isn’t actually setting a default streaming platform.
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IOS 14.5 release Date, Features & More: Apple Adds Support For PS5 & Xbox Series X
OS 14.5 release date, new features and more revealed. The new iOS update adds support for PS5 & Xbox Series X and more interesting features. Read more.
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Hacker group unc0ver releases jailbreak utility for iOS 14.3
Phone hacker group unc0ver has released the latest version of its iOS jailbreak utility on February 28 that works for almost all iPhones. The tool exploits a vulnerability that Apple has fixed in the …
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IOS 14.5 Public Beta 3 Lets You Choose Your Default Music Service
OS 14.5 Public Beta 3 gives testers back a feature that we had in Public Beta 1, plus the Find My app gets a mystery ability.
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Apple Officially Takes the Wraps off ‘Find My Items’ in iOS 14.5 Beta 3
Apple released the third beta of iOS 14.5 to developers, providing the best evidence we’ve seen yet that support for third-party item trackers …
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Apple Seeds Third Public Betas of iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5
Apple today seeded the third betas of new iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5 updates to public beta testers, with the new betas coming two weeks after …
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iOS 14.5 release date, public beta and top features coming to your iPhone
Though iOS 14 has been out since last fall, Apple continues to add new features to its mobile software. The next update — iOS 14.5 — currently sits in beta form. Apple already seeded this beta to …
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Apple AirTags rumors: iOS 14.5 can track ‘Items’ in the Find My app
Apple’s long-rumored tracking device could finally ship sometime this year, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
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Jailbreak Tool Works on iPhones Up to iOS 14.3
The UnC0ver team took advantage of an iOS flaw patched in January in its latest tool allowing developers and other enthusiasts to hack into their own devices.
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