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The Electronic Frontier Foundation has released its "Fifth Annual Report on Online Service Providers' Privacy and Transparency Practices Regarding Government Access to User Data," otherwise known as the "Who Has Your Back?" report. Apple gained the top rating of five stars for its practices in the area of user rights, transparency and privacy. Companies are rated on five criteria: Industry-accepted best practices...
At last week’s WWDC keynote address, Apple announced the latest iteration of OS X with “El Capitan” and its latest mobile operating system with iOS 9. Their announcement will lead many to wonder whether their devices or Macs will support...
Image via Allstate.com A security researcher has uncovered a bug in iOS Mail that allows an attacker to remotely run HTML code on a computer when an email is opened. The researcher, Jan Soucek, first discovered the issue back in...
Music has the Grammy Awards, movies have the Academy Awards. For developers of OS X and iOS, there are the Apple Design Awards. Yesterday, developers of a handful of apps were honored for their work in creating the top apps...
For a tech blogger, there’s nothing more exhilarating and frustrating than watching an Apple keynote. There’s usually too much information crammed into too little time, and our fingers can only capture so many notes. That means that after the first...
A lot of yesterday's keynote focused on one thing: Apple Music. It truly represents a fundamental change in how Apple is going to distribute music from now on. Since the early days of the iPod and iTunes, it's been all...
