New Safari Feature in iOS 18.4 Could Compromise Your Privacy
Apple in iOS 18.4 plans to introduce a potentially privacy-concerning change to Safari that puts your search history on full ...
Update Your iPhone Now to Fix Safari Security Flaw
The vulnerability allowed malicious code running inside the Web Content sandbox, an isolated environment for web processes ...
Google Chrome, Apple Safari Are Under Antitrust Scrutiny: Here's Why
Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome browsers dominate the market, it said, with Safari accounting for 88 per cent of browsers on Apple devices and Chrome accounting for 77 per cent on devices running ...
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CMA Targets Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome in Browser Market Probe
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome browsers, questioning their ...
Apple fixes dangerous zero-day used in attacks against iPhones and iPads
Apple has released a new patch for iOS and iPadOS addressing a vulnerability abused in “extremely sophisticated” attacks. In ...
Apple and Google browser dominance harming consumer choice, says watchdog
The Competition and Markets Authority said the tech giants’ duopoly was ‘not working well, and this is holding back ...
Apple and Google under more scrutiny, this time for mobile browser dominance
A UK antitrust body has criticized Apple and Google's dominance over the mobile browser market, saying that it is holding back innovation.
Apple fixes WebKit zero-day exploited in ‘extremely sophisticated’ attacks
Apple has released emergency security updates to patch a zero-day bug the company describes as exploited in "extremely ...
Three best ways to sync Apple passwords to a Windows PC
Here's how I sync logins from my MacBook, iPad, and iPhone to my Windows PC so I can access my favorite accounts without ...
Apple fixes new security flaw used in ‘extremely sophisticated attack’
The zero-day bug was found in WebKit, the browser engine powering Safari and other apps, and allowed hackers to break out of ...
UK Watchdog Slams Apple & Google for Stifling Mobile Browser Innovation
If Apple and Google don’t make it easier for users to discover third-party browsers, the companies will not have as much of a competitive need to improve Safari and Chrome.