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T-Mobile secretly records iPhone screens and claims it's being helpful

T-Mobile has a ridiculous feature in its heavily promoted T-Life iPhone app which sends the firm screen recordings without permission, and by default.

William Gallagher 1 year ago 15

Switching from iPhone to Android to get easier in iOS 19 with eSIM transfer

Evidence of a new iPhone to Android eSIM wireless transfer feature has appeared in a build of the Android 16 beta, suggesting Apple could reveal such a feature for iOS 19 during WWDC 2025.

Wesley Hilliard 1 year ago 0

Texas passes App Store age verification law, despite Tim Cook's concerns

Texas will now require age verification for use of the iOS App Store, thanks to the state's App Store Accountability Act, which was passed against Apple's wishes.

Marko Zivkovic 1 year ago 12

Apple acquires tiny two-person 'Sneaky Sasquatch' developer RAC7

Apple's latest acquisition is RAC7, the two-person deveopment team behind Apple Arcade topping game "Sneaky Sasquatch."

Malcolm Owen 1 year ago 0

iPhone buyers worldwide may see higher prices because of Trump's tariffs

Every iPhone buyer in the world may get hit with the side-effects of President Donald Trump's tariffs, as Apple may choose to hike prices everywhere to keep profit margins up.

William Gallagher 1 year ago 27

How Apple's years-old satellite plan crashed before Starlink launched

As impressive as Apple's free Emergency SOS via Satellite service is, it was meant to be so much more. Before cancellation, a project started in 2015 aimed to provide full satellite Wi-Fi to iPhone users.

William Gallagher 1 year ago 4

App Store protected users from $9 billion in fraud over five years

The App Store has stopped more than $9 billion in fraud in a five-year period, Apple declares, flexing its security muscles at a time when App Store transactions themselves are under attack.

Malcolm Owen 1 year ago 3

Nothing CEO takes shots at Apple, ludicrously says that apps are going away

In a diatribe against modern Apple, Nothing CEO Carl Pei has a vision for the entire smartphone industry that ignores the economic reality of smartphone apps, and claims that a soon-to-come smartphone won't have any at all.

William Gallagher 1 year ago 18

Law firm sees opportunity to sue over Apple delaying Siri improvements

A law firm claims that Apple's delay of Apple Intelligence and Siri may have violated federal security laws, and is investigating whether to file a class-action suit.

William Gallagher 1 year ago 10

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