Kate O'Flaherty is a freelance security and privacy journalist with a wide range of publications. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, WIRED, Forbes, and more. Kate focuses on topics such as cybersecurity, data privacy, and technology trends, providing insights and analysis for businesses and consumers alike.
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Kate O'Flaherty's coverage is primarily focused on technology, particularly iOS updates and iPhone features, as well as privacy and cybersecurity. Her articles often cite data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based information.
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