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To prevent criminals from accessing sensitive data on your iPhone, there’s a new App Lock app that restricts access to your apps.

WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will allow users to transfer their chat history to another iPhone without using iCloud.

The WhatsApp instant messaging app is working on a new feature that will make it much easier to migrate chats from one iPhone to another.

Once the feature is available, Apple iPhone users will need to download WhatsApp on their new phone, and register on the app with the same phone number.

WhatsApp will soon be able to transfer your iPhone chats without using iCloud. Here are all the details on this.

WhatsApp has added a new way for transferring messages which lets you restore chats to a new iPhone without using a cloud backup option. It is visible in the latest version of WhatsApp for iOS beta.

Unexpected allies Apple and Google have joined forces to address Bluetooth tracker stalking, proposing a new industry standard that would enable people to be alerted when an unfamiliar tracker is …

CarPlay, Apple’s feature that brings infotainment functions to the built-in screen in your car using iPhone apps, is appearing on a lot of cars.

This free ChatGPT-powered iPhone app lets you talk to a virtual AI avatar that can respond to anything you say in real time.

Want to lock your WhatsApp chats and hide them? In this guide, learn how to lock single WhatsApp chats on Android and iPhone.

WhatsApp is reportedly testing a voice message transcription feature for iOS users. Because the feature preserves the app’s end-to-end encryption, the …

The Call Annie app adds a visual twist to your AI chats by displaying a virtual avatar that not only answers questions but engages you in personal conversation.

WhatsApp voice message transcriptions are currently available for select beta testers on iOS. Here’s more about the latest WhatsApp feature.

Certain iPhone and Android apps can consume more battery life than others – here’s how to find the ones draining your battery.

The other app leaked by Analyst941 is the Health app, which isn’t just relevant to iPhone users: apparently it’s coming to iPad too, a move that’s long overdue. The redesigned app, like Wallet, …

Yes, your iPhone can still be infected by malware. That’s why you need an antivirus app. Fortunately, you don’t need to pay to get a great antivirus.

As much as apps can enhance your smartphone experience, they can also play a role in slowing your device down, sometimes to a snail’s pace. It’s easy to believe you are in total control of your apps — …