Digital privacy should be a cornerstone right of Americans, but the European Union might be taking it more seriously than the United States.

The Logitech Circle 2 indoor/outdoor home security camera has been announced. The device works with various smart home platforms, including Apple HomeKit.

Apple is set to require app-specific passwords for third-party apps that connect with iCloud starting on Thursday, June 15.

A new form of Mac malware has been unleashed on the world, targeting mostly Europeans with a fake OS X update that tries to steal personal information.

A team of researchers learned some troubling news in 2016: the motion sensors on your iPhone can be used to help malicious people hack your four-digit PIN.

While it's true that the online privacy protections afforded by Obama-era regulations have been repealed, the outcome might not be as bad as some say.

Callblock is touted by its developer, Rocketship Apps, as the first iOS app that lets you block calls from telemarketers.

Along with a number of new features for iPhone and iPad users, iOS 10.3 also closes a number of known security vulnerabilities.

Your browsing data could be sold to the highest bidder, according to a bill making its way through the U.S. Congress. Action could come as early as Tuesday.

In the wake of the terrorist attack in London, the British government is calling on tech companies to provide them with hacker tools. Is this a good idea?

New privacy rules in the U.S. would give internet service providers (ISPs) the ability to sell your web surfing data to advertisers without your consent.

To enhance the security of your iCloud account and iOS devices, turning on two-factor authentication is crucial. Here's how you can complete that process.

Hackers claim to have breached iCloud security, and are holding the data for ransom. Apple is reassuring customers that its servers haven't been hacked.

Hackers are extorting Apple, claiming to have a large cache of iCloud account data. More than 300,000 accounts could be wiped if Cupertino doesn't pay up.

The CIA-WikiLeaks drama upended Apple and the rest of the tech world this week. This didn't stop the Apple rumor mill from churning, however.

Apple would like to eliminate CIA exploits WikiLeaks says leave devices vulnerable to hackers. Unfortunately, massive roadblocks remain.

New App Store restrictions for developers have arrived. Is WikiLeaks to blame for the changes which could prove disruptive for everyone?

Responding to the latest Wikileaks dump apparently containing CIA information, Apple says 'most' of the described iOS vulnerabilities are patched.

Anyone who uses Nest smart home products, including the company's popular thermostat, should turn on the important security feature now.

Wikileaks targets CIA is a new data dump that could cause major problems in the technology world. It could also be bad news for all of us.

More is now known about a 911 exploit that occurred in October and what's being done about it moving forward. The issue affected iPhone users only.

Mostly for your security but also for the convenience of the new owner, there are some things you need to do before selling your iPhone.

With luck, you won’t actually need to use Find My iPhone. But if ever your device is lost or stolen, you’ll be at least empowered to do something about it.