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App Store safety again called into question by Tea app
Apple has frequently argued that it is reasonable for it to have monopolistic control over the sale of iPhone apps because it vets them for safety and security. This has been called into question over scam apps accepted into the App Store, and the same questions are being asked regarding the Tea app.
Hackers have breached the Tea app, which recently went viral as a place for women to safely talk about men, and tens of ...
The App Store has stopped more than $9 billion in fraud in a five-year period, Apple declares, flexing its security muscles at a time when App Store transactions themselves are under attack.
Apple has now released iOS 18.6, which should be the last update before iOS 26 lands in September. It fixes a small bug in ...
1. Electronic health records company Epic Systems confirmed a report from CNBC that it paused new enrollment in its app store in December due to security and privacy concerns. 2.
Earlier this week, Gov. Greg Abbott signed the Texas App Store Accountability Act, which is set to take effect at the beginning of next year. The new law, which purports to be about keeping ...
Today, Threads is the number one downloaded social media service on the App Store. Which raises the question: Does an app’s privacy labels influence a user’s decision to download it?
Apple Fellow Phil Schiller, the executive in charge of leading the App Store, testified in court on Monday that he had originally raised concerns about the 27% commission the iPhone maker ...
Apple App Store head Phil Schiller is publicly testifying in the Epic v Apple Contempt of Court hearing, and it's super spicy. An absolute textbook case of malicious compliance, supported by a ...
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