iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia introduced a bunch of new cool features to your iPhone and Mac, including a new Mirroring feature. However, setting it up on a Mac provided by your employer could allow them to see sensitive data on your personal phone.

As the testing cycle follows, Apple just released a new version of macOS Sequoia with macOS 15.1 beta 6. Here's everything you need to know.

When viewing your main password list, click or tap the icon showing an up arrow or a down arrow — it’s at the top on macOS and at the bottom on iOS — to order the entries based on when they were first created or when they were last edited as well as by website or app name.

Researchers uncover a flaw in a new Apple feature that could reveal your iPhone's apps to your company's IT department when Mirroring on a work Mac.

Apple's new iPhone Mirroring feature in macOS Sequoia might seem like a convenient way to access your phone from your work computer, but

An iPhone warning has been issued by security researchers, after they found a privacy bug in iOS 18 and macOS 15.0 Sequoia. Here's what you need to know.

The problem, as cybersecurity company Sevco discovered, is that apps on the iPhone get treated as Mac apps, and that means their presence is included in corporate IT audits … Sevco found that when iPhone Mirroring is use,