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By Asif Shaik on Jan 18, 2020 10:10 am If you listen to music via music streaming services like Apple Music, you get access to unlimited music, curated playlists, and radio stations. There’s always something new to listen to, but there are songs that get stuck in your mind and you always go back to them and listen to over and over. Have you ever thought of finding those songs that you listen to the most? Continue reading →
By Gautam Prabhu on Jan 18, 2020 09:37 am You’ve probably heard by now that SMS based two-factor verfication (2FA) is not as secure as we had thought as researchers have shown how it is possible to hijack a text message. But as we reported a few days back, the good news is that your iPhone can now be used as a much more secure Google security key. In this article, we will show you how to use your iPhone as a physical secure key for 2-step verification for your Google Account. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Jan 17, 2020 11:58 pm Last month, it was discovered that the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro were requesting location data in the background even if the user had turned location services off. Apple had clarified that it was due to the new Ultra Wideband chip inside its new phones. Continue reading →
If you listen to music via music streaming services like Apple Music, you get access to unlimited music, curated playlists, and radio stations. There’s always something new to listen to, but there are songs that get stuck in your mind and you always go back to them and listen to over and over. Have you ever thought of finding those songs that you listen to the most? 
You’ve probably heard by now that SMS based two-factor verfication (2FA) is not as secure as we had thought as researchers have shown how it is possible to hijack a text message. But as we reported a few days back, the good news is that your iPhone can now be used as a much more secure Google security key. In this article, we will show you how to use your iPhone as a physical secure key for 2-step verification for your Google Account. 
Last month, it was discovered that the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro were requesting location data in the background even if the user had turned location services off. Apple had clarified that it was due to the new Ultra Wideband chip inside its new phones. 
