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Apple is more aggressively booting vibe coding apps from the App Store

Apple made vibe coding easier with Xcode integrations, which has allowed the App Store to grow faster than ever. However, it is cracking down on apps that use AI to generate unreviewable code inside the app.

Wesley Hilliard 2 months ago 3

New in iOS 26.5: Notification Forwarding, Apple Intelligence in China

The first beta of iOS 26.5 has arrived, with Apple Intelligence now making its way to users in China, and Notification Forwarding expanding beyond the EU.

Marko Zivkovic 2 months ago 0

Apple Intelligence rolled out in China accidentally, without government approval

Almost a year and a half after introduction in the U.S., Apple Intelligence very briefly and prematurely launched, and is now gone.

Malcolm Owen 2 months ago 0

Apple Ireland appears to have broken sanctions on Russia

Apple's Ireland subsidiary has been fined half a million dollars by UK regulators who say the company probably broke sanctions against Russia.

William Gallagher 2 months ago 6

Former Google VP to lead Apple's AI product marketing

Apple has snatched up Lilian Rincon, a nearly decade-long Google veteran, as it continues to retool its Apple Intelligence team.

Amber Neely 2 months ago 2

Apple claims a 100% protection rate with iPhone Lockdown Mode

Apple says that nobody has ever been successfully hacked when their iPhone or other device was in Lockdown Mode, showing just how vital the security feature can be.

Oliver Haslam 2 months ago 7

Apple's App Store will show if an app is classified as a regulated medical device

The further Apple dives into medical technology, the more it will have to deal with regulators. Now, the App Store will label apps that meet select criteria for medical devices in the US, EU, and UK.

Wesley Hilliard 2 months ago 0

Stop holding out hope, Liquid Glass will be mandatory in iOS 27

The Liquid Glass design that rolled out with iOS 26 isn't going anywhere, according to a recount of an Apple Developer workshop.

Marko Zivkovic 2 months ago 24

Hide My Email is great for battling surveillance capitalism, not the FBI

Apple's Hide My Email service lets users generate anonymous, randomized email addresses to help avoid spam, but it isn't going to protect you from subpoenas — especially if you threaten the FBI directly.

Wesley Hilliard 2 months ago 1

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