Apple passkey feature will be our first taste of a truly password-less future
Apple and other tech giants want to get rid of passwords for online accounts and apps. Here's why that's going to be a great thing for your online account security.
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Mike Peterson
Tim Cook is concerned that slow erosion of privacy is a big danger
Apple CEO Tim Cook worries that a slow loss of privacy in today's world will gradually train people and coerce them into acting differently as they adjust to a new normal.
Darryl Boxberger
Apple's Safety Check in iOS 16 allows users to revoke information from abusers
Apple's new Safety Check feature helps victims sever potentially dangerous ties with abusers, allowing them to remotely disable messaging on secondary devices, turn off location tracking, and more.
Amber Neely
Senators ask Apple, Google to stop collecting data that could identify abortion seekers
After a leaked opinion draft indicated that the Supreme Court plans to overturn Roe V. Wade, U.S. lawmakers have asked Apple and Google to help safeguard data that could be used against those seeking abortions.
Apple's Erik Neuenschwander talks about design choices at privacy conference
Apple privacy chief Erik Neuenschwander has taken part in a talk at CPDP 2022, with him insisting that Apple's designs provide "great privacy" to all of its users.
Malcolm Owen
Apple privacy exec Jane Horvath talks data regulations, career advice & more
Apple chief privacy officer Jane Horvath has given a wide-ranging interview covering everything from her first job at Baskin-Robbins to current and security data best practices.
Apple debuts new privacy ad highlighting how iPhone fights data brokers
Apple has a new advertisement and campaign highlighting how its privacy features can help stop third parties and data brokers from using or selling your information.
Apple touts benefits of privacy-preserving ad tech in pitch to advertisers
Apple has revealed to advertisers that App Store search ads served in a non-targeted fashion are just as effective as those relying on targeting via first-party data.
Apple's Jane Horvath to chair panel on the future of privacy
Jane Horvath, Apple's senior director of Global Privacy, will chair at the 15th annual Computers, Privacy & Data Protection (CPDP) conference in Brussels, talking about technology, regulation, and international cooperation.
William Gallagher
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