Encrypted iPhone and iPad backups also include storage of your saved passwords, Wi-Fi settings, your website history, health data, and call history. Of course, this all applies if you're performing ...

Apple confirmed iOS 18 will support RCS messaging on iPhone and then brought RCS functionality to the first iOS 18 betas. You can text your Android contacts via RCS right now, assuming your carrier ...

Experts claimed that iPhone backup files are not as safe as users think. Right now, backup files are very important since hackers and other malicious attackers are creating new methods on how to ...

SMobile Systems, a mobile security provider, has launched its ContactCrypt 1.6 application for the iPhone and iPod touch to keep users' worries at bay. The application from SMobile is mean to encrypt ...

You may not think much about encryption day to day, but it’s the reason the FBI can't easily get at the data on the iPhones that come into its possession; it also means if someone steals your phone, ...

iPhones running iOS 4.0 or higher use very strong encryption to protect your data. But somebody just broke it. All iOS devices have 256-bit encryption, and the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 additionally ...

Apple brought RCS support to the iPhone's Messages app with the iOS 18 update last September, effectively putting an end to the bubble wars. The green bubbles did not disappear from the iPhone all of ...

We live in dangerous times. As is being widely reported, Apple is being forced to add a backdoor to iCloud, which opens up access to all your iPhone, iPad content backed up to iCloud, whether it’s end ...

With RCS rolling out on the iPhone yesterday, Google is looking ahead on new features including cross-platform end-to-end encryption (E2EE) between Android and iPhone. The governing GSMA body says the ...

Apple has been caught in a public tussle with the government over unlocking iPhones of suspects in investigations far too many times but the company has invariably sided with its privacy principles ...

"It's a cat-and-mouse game," said Steve Jobs. "We try to stay ahead. People will try to break in, and itâ??s our job to stop them breaking in." The cat has caught the mouse, for now. In a serious ...

Apple had intended to make end-to-end encryption of an entire device's data, which would then be uploaded to iCloud, available to customers. But then the FBI stepped in and put the kibosh on those ...