iCloud

Apple has quietly increased the number of custom email domains that iCloud+ subscribers can use from three to 10, giving people and families more flexibility when using their own domain names with iCloud Mail. The change was spotted in Apple's support documentation by the X account pdfu, according to MacRumors. With Apple's Custom Email Domain...

Apple has walked back part of a change to its disposable email features, and it is a win for everyone that pushed back in June. Back on June 17, Apple told developers that Sign in with Apple and iCloud+ Hide My Email would both be merged onto one shared domain, private.icloud.com. That plan would have...

Apple has filed a fresh legal challenge against the UK government over secret demands to access encrypted iCloud backups belonging to British users.

WhatsApp will reportedly offer tiered options for users looking to use its cloud backup, including a free 2GB option.

A major unpatched vulnerability in Apple's iCloud+ Hide My Email feature allows attackers to easily uncover a user's real, hidden email address.

Apple is changing how its disposable email features work, and the privacy crowd is not happy about it. In a developer notice posted Monday, Apple confirmed that Sign in with Apple and iCloud+ Hide My Email are getting merged onto one shared domain later this summer, private.icloud.com. Right now Sign in with Apple uses privaterelay.appleid.com,...

Keep all the information on your iPhone securely backed up to iCloud so if anything happens to your device, you can pick up where you left off.

After you back up your iPhone or iPad to iCloud, you have a copy of your information to use in case your device is ever replaced, lost, or damaged.

A significant data breach has exposed over 184 million records, including login credentials for Apple iCloud accounts, raising serious concerns about user privacy.

Human rights organizations have initiated a lawsuit against the UK government, contesting its efforts to compel Apple to create a "back door."

Apple has removed its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature from UK customers following a request from the British government for access to encrypted user data. The decision means iCloud data such as photos and documents will no longer have end-to-end encryption, making it accessible to Apple and, with a warrant, law enforcement agencies. “We are...

According to The Washington Post, the U.K. has reportedly issued a secret order compelling Apple to create a backdoor into its iCloud services.