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Normally, I would not link to something for which I have not read the source story. In this case, I will make an exception, as the original is by Wayne Ma of the Information, who has a solid track record. I hope these two summaries are accurate reflections of Ma’s reporting. Hartley Charlton, MacRumors: The […]

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Apple’s BNPL service is at odds with the brand’s image.

“Smishing" is an attempt to collect logins or other sensitive information with a malicious text message—and it's on the rise.

Apple added a new feature in the iOS 15.2 iPhone update to give kids a warning before they send or open nude photos—and made a difficult decision to omit a feature that would have warned their parents.

We watched 40+ hours of the streaming service to analyze Apple's product placement strategy Watch an Apple TV+ show and you’re likely to notice a lot of iPhones, iPads and other Apple products. We analyzed 74 episodes of the streaming service’s top shows, including “Ted Lasso,” and “The Morning Show,” to better understand the strategy behind all that product placement. Video: Kenny Wassus. Photo illustration: Alex Kuzoian for The Wall Street Journal More from the Wall Street Journal: Visit WSJ.com: http://www.wsj.com Visit the WSJ Video Center: https://wsj.com/video On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/wsj/videos/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/WSJ On Snapchat: https://on.wsj.com/2ratjSM #WSJ #Apple #AppleTV+

Employees want to be heard. Does the company want to listen?

For the longest time, the App Store did not allow users to rate or review Apple’s built-in iPhone and iPad apps, like Mail, Music, News, Stocks and Calculator. However, seemingly since the release of iOS 15 earlier this month, Apple has now lifted that restriction. It is now open season for App Store feedback on […]

It could have a big impact on Apple.

An easy-to-use iOS shortcut lets non-technical users bombard the site, according to Motherboard's tests.

‎Learn about The Home of Queer Streaming on App Store.

Cook faced surprisingly tough questions about the App Store.

It's the digital equivalent of leaving your windows or doors open when you leave the house—and in some cases, leaving them open all the time.