Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

In an effort to better protect the youngest members of its community, Instagram is rolling out a handful of updates — including age verification.

Users of the WeChat instant messaging platform can have their content censored even if they leave China or switch to an overseas phone number.

The joint venture, Elysis, was formed last year by a pair of the world's largest aluminum producers, Rio Tinto and Alcoa, with an assist from Apple.

A B.C. man has been named a suspect in an RCMP investigation of organized crime groups that carry out phone scams.

A Calgary resident's app woes have highlighted the insecurity of mobile applications.

iPhone 11 Pros with individually disabled location tracking for all apps and system services reportedly keep collecting location information.

If you're looking for gift ideas for the holidays, here are some recommendations.

Spotify has revealed its biggest songs, albums, and artists of the last year and decade, with Drake emerging as the most-streamed artist of the 2010s.

Google on Tuesday revealed its top picks for this year's content.

Apple finally moved on from its disastrous MacBook butterfly keyboard, but the class-action lawsuit related to them is moving forward.

Vancouver's only ride-sharing company, Kater, has pulled its cars off the roads as it awaits its ridesharing licence application to be approved by the province.

Apple is reviewing its policies after the company was criticized for including Crimea as part of Russia in some versions of its Maps app.