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  Controversial social media venue Parler is showing signs of life on a new hosting platform, but has not resumed service or appeared on Apples or Googles platforms. The controversial social media app Parler was kicked off of Amazon servers, the Google Play Store, and Apple App Store after the riots in the Capitol on January 6. Evidence cited by Amazon, Apple, and Google demonstrated that the app was being used to plan the event and hosted significant amounts of hate speech and extremist conte...

Whether you are switching photo services or just want to start over, this is how to delete all photos from your iPhone.

  On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Apple has highlighted a Las Vegas technology teacher who uses the iPad to teach students how to craft their own stories. Apple on Monday published a feature story of the project, which was headed up by elementary school teacher Mike Lang. Lang works as a technology educator in the Clark County School Districts Laura Dearing Elementary School. The project involves students taking and editing images of themselves, their family and their community. From there, the...

  The FBI collects location data as evidence for the Capitol attack investigation, an arrest over an iPhone viral video, an armed robbery of a Boost Mobile store, and more in this weeks Apple Crime Blotter. The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at news from the world of Apple-related crime. Capitol insurrection participants could be caught from iPhone and smartphone data When hundreds of people stormed the U.S. Capitol during the counting of the 2020 electoral votes, one ...

The dating app Bumble used its IPO filing on Friday to warn investors Apple's ongoing efforts to improve user privacy may hurt its bottom line in the long run.

Apple is now including guides curated by VolunteerMatch in its Apple Maps platform, making it easier for users to find ways to give back to their communities.

Apple has started early development work on a foldable iPhone and is planning incremental changes for its 2021 iPhone lineup, though one major upgrade could see the inclusion of an in-screen fingerprint sensor.

  The Department of Justice has chosen to keep 80-year-old consent decrees relating to music licensing rules intact, a decision that keeps the way Apple Music secures licenses for songs and tracks the same without any major legal changes. The examination of whether consent decrees from 1941 apply appropriately to the modern music industry by the Justice Department has been a closely-watched affair, as it had the potential to change how licensing fees are determined. On Friday, the department ...

Production has commenced on the second season of the popular sports-comedy series "Ted Lasso," which could start airing on Apple TV by summer 2021.

Apple is predicted to release two new MacBook Pro models sporting an "all-new design form factor" and a multitude of hardware changes in the third quarter of 2021, according to noted TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.