Yes: with strong encryption, Apple can no longer access your data, and therefore cannot help you recover it. For example, currently if you forget your iCloud password, and can prove your identity to ...

Out of the box, I feel iPhones tend to offer more default privacy than rivals, including some of the best Android phones; it ...

Connect from other Apple devices: open Settings > Wi-Fi and choose the hotspot from the list. This article explains how to ...

iOS 18.6 may have introduced changes that make your iPhone less tolerant of outdated router firmware or insecure settings. Consider these adjustments: Update your router’s firmware using its admin ...

To help you store and synchronize your passwords and passkeys, Google provides its own password manager. The Google Password Manager is not only built into Android but is accessible through Chrome on ...

While your mobile device has a lot of built-in features to keep your data secure and protect your privacy, it may still be ...

If you’re a Microsoft Authenticator user, you’ve probably received at least one notice that the app’s password management ...

Tinted icons: A new and different option is to tint all of the app icons so they share the same color. In the Customize ...

If you're a Microsoft Authenticator user, like me, you’ve probably received at least one notice that the app's password ...

Passkeys are stored within your device's operating system or credential manager. So, what happens if your device falls into the wrong hands?

A hugely useful feature, coming in the iOS 26 software update this fall, is Apple’s new scam call screening. When turned on, this feature will answer calls from unknown numbers for you, and ask the ...

Cybercriminals see your smartphone as a direct route to your personal and work-related information. Without any visible signs ...