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Apple has just teased some of the most important new features coming to iOS 17.5. Here's what's new.
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By: Penelope Graham, James Laird
Apple has sent out a fresh wave of mercenary spyware threat notifications to iPhone users in 92 countries including, once again, India.
By: James Laird, Graham
Last month's Roku breach is just the tip of the iceberg, as over half a million users have been caught up in a new hack.
Google has fired 28 employees who protested its lucrative Project Nimbus deal with Israel, but what is it and why is it so controversial?
AT&T announces new security and identity protection measures for seven million current customers affected by a historic data breach.
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