File this one away under things not to do. Not that you’d ever have a need to do this, but whatever you do, do not set your iPhone’s date to January 1, 1970. If you do, you stand a good chance of turning your cherished smartphone into a very expensive paperweight....
The short answer to the question posed by this article’s title is yes. Yes, your smart TV is listening to your personal conversations. It’s simply a part of the way the technology works. If you spend the money to buy a smart TV, then you’re going to want to use its...
Is nothing safe from the hacking community? It seems as though everything is under assault these days. Antivirus and malware blocking software is struggling to keep pace. When those security holes get plugged, the hackers simply shift gears and switch tactics, going...
Article by Domain Support Reuters reports that, “Apple Inc, amid a pitched battle with the U.S. government over law enforcement’s desire to crack into iPhones, has hired a new security executive to oversee its corporate digital defenses, people familiar...
Article by Domain Support Apple announced HomeKit at the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference in 2014 which is a way to control your home’s electronic products such as appliances (thermostats, light bulbs and garage openers), locks, etc. and the list has now...
On September 9, 2014 Tim Cook announced the Apple Watch which began shipping on April 24, 2015 and included the Health, Activity and Workout App which synced to the iPhone to monitor a user’s health data such as walking, running, jogging, and heart rate, it...
