Apple disables facial recognition firm Clearview AI's iOS app for violating developer rules

Apple has disabled facial recognition technology startup Clearview AI's developer account, and as a consequence its iOS app, for violating terms of the tech giant's enterprise developer agreement.

Mikey Campbell 6 years ago 6

100% of Fortune 500 companies are using Apple products

During the annual Jamf Nation User Conference, Apple's Jeremy Butcher took the stage to talk on Apple's commitment to education and enterprise users, boasting large gains in both programs.

Andrew O'Hara 6 years ago 20

Jamf buys Mac security outfit Digita Security, Patrick Wardle in tow

Apple device management platform Jamf on Wednesday announced its takeover of Digita Security, a firm that employs noted researcher Patrick Wardle and specializes in endpoint security for Mac-based businesses.

Roger Fingas 6 years ago 1

Apple updates enterprise certificate rules to curb abusive apps

Apple has changed its rules governing the use of enterprise certificates by developers, giving it the ability to review apps under the scheme at any time and without warning, in order to prevent abuse of the program to circumvent the App Store's rules.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 5

Sonnet intros xMac mini Server Thunderbolt 3 Edition expansion system

Sonnet on Wednesday launched the xMac mini Server Thunderbolt 3 Edition, an update of its 1U rackmount enclosure with Thunderbolt-to-PCIe card expansion.

Roger Fingas 6 years ago 0

Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 update is faster with better camera & USB-C

Google is continuing to push its Google Glass smart glasses as a way for businesses to improve how employees work, by updating the Enterprise Edition of the eyewear with better performance, an improved camera, and this time making the headset run on Android.

Malcolm Owen 7 years ago 22

Enterprise certificates still being abused to spy on iPhone users

Apple's Enterprise Certificate program continues to be abused for unauthorized purposes with the discovery of a disguised spyware app that has the capability to acquire a considerable amount of data from a user's iPhone, one that may have been created by a government surveillance app developer.

Malcolm Owen 7 years ago 12

Jamf's Apple device management platform gets Google sign-on support

Jamf's Apple device management platform is being upgraded with Google Cloud Identity support, letting corporate and educational users quickly access their Mac apps.

Roger Fingas 7 years ago 6

HP expands Apple device-as-a-service program to 20 more countries

HP is expanding its "Device as a Service" program in a number of ways, with the support service that covers Apple devices in enterprise environments being made available in more countries in Europe while at the same time being enhanced to help predict when users will have issues with their hardware.

Malcolm Owen 7 years ago 2

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Amazon buys Eero, March 25 for 'Apple News Magazines,' and more on the AppleInsider Podcast

Victor Marks 7 years ago 0

Apple Enterprise Certificates leveraged to distribute hacked versions of popular apps

A report Wednesday added to escalating controversy regarding Apple's Enterprise Certificate program, saying the tool is being used to distribute hacked versions of popular apps, effectively sidestepping stringent App Store guidelines.

Mikey Campbell 7 years ago 9

Porn and gambling apps abuse Apple's Enterprise Certificates process to avoid App Store rules

Major tech companies like Facebook and Google are not the only ones taking advantage of Apple's Enterprise Certificate program, as a report has discovered apps dedicated to pornography and gambling are using the system to bypass Apple's App Store content guidelines.

Malcolm Owen 7 years ago 13

Apple has revoked Facebook's enterprise developer certificates after sideload violations [u]

Apple has stopped Facebook from being able to use its internal apps by revoking its enterprise developer certificates, in response to reports the social network ignored guidelines relating to user privacy by distributing apps outside the app store, and paid users to install the spyware.

Malcolm Owen 7 years ago 66

CompuCom begins offering Macs, iPhones & iPads plus support as a service

Office Depot's CompuCom has launched "Device as a Service for Apple," intended to provide businesses not just with support for Apple hardware but the devices themselves, including iPhones, iPads, and Macs.

Roger Fingas 7 years ago 1

Apple partnering with Gucci's parent company for new employee apps

Apple is continuing to gain a foothold in high fashion business with the latest effort a suite of new apps to be used by staff in luxury group Kering's stores across the globe.

Mike Wuerthele 7 years ago 1

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