Apple is reportedly working to increase the privacy of AirTag, which includes the planned launch of an Android app that will allow non-iPhone users to detect an unwanted tracking accessory.
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Apple bolsters AirTags privacy measures, to offer Android detector app later this year
Apple’s upping its privacy efforts with AirTags after being on the market for about a month. Apple said it’s adjusting its approach to its AirTag sensors, changing the time they play an alert when …
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Apple Highlights Benefits of the Wallet App, Apple Pay, and Apple Cash on New Webpages
Apple today introduced a new mini website that’s dedicated to the Wallet app on the iPhone and iPad, highlighting the benefits and features …
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Apple updates iWork apps with new links and teachers’ tools
Apple’s Pages, Numbers, and Keynote apps have been updated on both iOS and macOS, now offering the ability to link document elements to web addresses, plus improved student progress viewing for …
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Apple TV app launches on Nvidia Shield with 4K, Dolby Atmos support
The Apple TV app and Apple TV+ are now available on the Android TV-based Nvidia Shield streaming device. Starting June 1, Nvidia Shield owners will be able to stream content via the Apple TV app, …
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The Apple TV app is now available on every competing streaming box
The Apple TV app is available in the Google Play Store but you’ll need … He’s still waiting for that to come back in style tbh. Macworld is your best source for all things Apple. We give you the …
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The best MacOS utility apps: 6 amazing tools and tweaks
Take your Mac to the next level with these super-handy utility apps. Each one boosts your Mac’s capabilities — you will wonder how you went without them.
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5 awesome apps are hiding on your iPhone right now, and you had no idea
Lurking behind the scenes on the iPhone are a handful of hidden apps that you probably had no idea existed. And while you might be inclined to believe that any app Apple doesn’t make …
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Warning: If Your iPhone Battery’s Dying, These Apps Could Be To Blame
There are more energy-gulping apps, too. More than anything, you need your phone battery to last. So, maybe you should turn these apps off.
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How to take long exposure photos on iPhone, without third-party apps
You’ll get much more control using third-party camera apps, but the iPhone out of the box can take long exposure photographs — and yours may already have done so.
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Apple’s Find My App Can Track AirTags and More
Use iPhone’s built-in Find My app to find and track lost items by using these new, first- and third-party products.
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WhatsApp won’t limit accounts that don’t accept new privacy policy
WhatsApp is no longer going to limit the accounts of users who do not accept the updated privacy policy, with the Facebook-owned iOS app now saying it wont be harming anyone’s usage of the service for …
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Yes, WhatsApp Confirms Surprise New Update—Here’s What You Do Now
After a turbulent year, WhatsApp has just confirmed the biggest surprise of all to its 2 billion users around the world—no-one saw this coming. Have WhatsApp and Facebook just been defeated by the …
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The 5 best note-taking apps to download on your iPad
The best note-taking apps for the iPad let you draw, easily insert pictures, take audio recordings, and more.
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When it comes to its new privacy policy, WhatsApp gives up and gives in
WhatsApp is apparently giving in and giving up and for now it will not delete the accounts of subscribers who have decided not to accept the app’s new privacy policy.
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WhatsApp’s Shocking New Update—Here’s What It Means For You
Have WhatsApp and Facebook just been defeated by the global protests against a forced change of terms on 2 billion users, or was this always the plan—to threaten sanctions, forcing as many users as …
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WhatsApp gives up limiting app features for users who haven’t accepted new privacy policy
WhatsApp confirmed that the company decided not to limit the app’s functionality for people who don’t accept the new privacy policy.
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