Apple's 30th WWDC will take place from June 3 to June 7
Apple announced on Thursday that it will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose from June 3 through June 7 at the McEnery Convention Center.
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Mike Wuerthele
Microsoft offers SDK to iOS developers enabling Xbox Live features on iPhone
Following on from Wednesday's demonstration of 'Project xCloud," Microsoft has announced it will be opening up Xbox Live to other platforms, including iOS, with developers able to take advantage of the gaming platform's major features in iPhone and iPad games.
Malcolm Owen
Apple project lead Ted Kremenek discusses Swift 5 & how it is used internally
Apple's head of Swift development Ted Kremenek has provided insight into the development of Swift 5.0, the upcoming major milestone release for the programming language, with a podcast interview revealing not only what coders should expect, but also how Apple works out what new features to add to future versions.
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
Apple to require two-factor authentication for developer accounts
In a bid to secure developer accounts from nefarious actors, Apple on Wednesday said all app makers will be required to use the company's two-factor authentication protocol to protect their Apple IDs.
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.
Apple, Google have apologized for privacy issues but Facebook is just sorry they got caught
Apple's shutting down all of Facebook's internal apps seemed like a big deal, but it's just business as usual for the social media company — violate agreements and trust, get caught, find another way to do the same thing and move on.
William Gallagher
Facebook, Google, and Apple in the spotlight for security issues on the AppleInsider Podcast
This week on the AppleInsider Podcast, Victor and William debate how we're going to reveal all our personal details to Facebook now that Apple has gone and spoiled the fun.
Apple kills Google's enterprise development certificate because of Screenwise Meter
Apple on Thursday took action against Google for violating terms of its developer agreement, and has rescinded the search giant's enterprise development certificate like it did when Facebook was caught doing much the same.
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Andrew O'Hara
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