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It actually seems like an episode of Black Mirror that it’s legal for a company to buy and sell our personal data without our consent, but that’s the reality in the US. Apple has built some really useful tools to limit future tracking, including App Tracking Transparency, Hide My Email, and iCloud Private Relay, but…

If you’re not careful, your Android just might be spying on you. Over the past 12 months, more and more hackers have turned to spyware to try and steal user data, snooping on users’ messages, photos, phone calls, and even GPS movements.

It’s always enjoyable rustling up tasty food in one of thebest cast iron skillets. But cleaning burnt or dried food residue (without scratching it) can often be a challenge. Although food ideally shouldn’t stick, it often does, particularly with new skillets.

A cybersecurity researcher built the most detailed public map of Flock Safety’s surveillance app infrastructure using location data reportedly retrieved from publicly accessible, unauthenticated endpoints and described as originating in Flock’s own records. The map documented roughly 300,000 devices, a figure that dwarfs the company’s publicly cited camera count. One day after a Senate hearing…

Samsung, Roku and Fire TV televisions and devices may have been part of a malicious “botnet” — and millions of TVs could be affected, though LG and Samsung have committed to removing the relevant apps

Apple is adding a bunch of new AI features in iOS 27, with one of the most essential apps, Photos, getting some cool AI upgrades too. There’s one feature in particular that’s getting much better with iOS 27: Clean Up. This tool has been around since iOS 18 redesigned the Photos app, though it’s always lagged…