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Apple’s iMessage Is Secure … Unless You Have iCloud Enabled Apple’s iMessage service uses secure end-to-end encryption. This ensures only you and the person you’re talking to can see your messages. But there’s a big privacy hole in iMessage, and it’s named iCloud. Here’s what you need to know. iMessage Uses End-to-End Encryption to Send and Receive Messages Apple’s iMessage for iPhone, iPad, and Mac always uses end-to-end encryption. Only the sender and receiver of the messages can see their contents. Photos, videos, and other file attachments are also encrypted. What’s more...

So rather than take him two blocks to university hospital, major hospital in geneva where he was a patient, they took him to kings fastal hospital. they kept him on house arrest. he was in and out of jail. in and out of house arrest. when they finally let him have his phone back, he got in touch with bbc and complained about his abduction. so he was put back as he described to me in jail, and then house arrest, and learned his lesson until he got the a vee and flu in 2010. thought he was going to die, comes to boston, spends years here. i meet him and he says i got to do something about this. ...

Him a question about the voter suppression controversy now engulfing the state. a spokesman said the senator thought he was being asked to take a selfie with the student. you be the judge. >> hey, so how can you endorse a candidate -- >> i'm not doing that. >> you stole my property. >> you want a picture -- >> give me the phone back, senator. give me the back. >> that's u.s. senator david perdue. he just snatched my phone because he won't answer a question. >> perdue is campaigning for the republican candidate for governor. kemp has put a hold on 53,000 voter applications most from african-ame...

...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. georgia senator david perdue grabbing a georgia tech's student phone over the weekend while the student tried to ask him a question about the voter suppression controversy now engulfing the state. a spokesman said the senator thought he was being asked to take a selfie with the student. you judge. >> hey, so -- >> no -- >> how can you endorse a candidate -- >> i'm not doing it. i'm not doing it. >> you stole my property. >> you want a picture? you wanted a picture? >> give...

Suppression as more than 50,000 voter registration applications have been put on hold. we are just over weeks to go before election day. a georgia tech student tried to ask david purdue about the voter suppression controversy. >> how can you endorse a candidate -- you stole my property. >> you want a picture? >> give me my phone back, senator. u.s. senator david purdue snatched my phone because he won't answer a question. >> the senator took the phone because he thought the young man wanted a selfy and he returned the phone when he realized the student didn't actually want a picture. we'll be ...