Macworld The latest version of the Mac operating system, macOS Sequoia, is a solid update with a couple of whiz-bangy features–one of those being iPhone Mirroring, where you can connect your Mac to your iPhone,

Apple's new macOS Sequoia operating system includes a new feature called iPhone Mirroring that allows users to conveniently access your iPhone from your 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

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.

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.

The iPhone Mirroring feature of macOS Sequoia and iOS 18 is a security risk for corporate users, as it's possible that a personal iPhone's applications will be exposed to a company's IT department.

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.

‌Apple in October will release macOS Sequoia‌ 15.1, bringing to Macs the first Apple Intelligence features such as Writing Tools, new Siri features, Smart Replies, and more. In addition, macOS 15.1 adds a handful of welcome tweaks and improvements to existing Mac capabilities.

A newly discovered privacy flaw found in macOS 15 Sequoia and iOS 18 allows applications from someone's personal iPhone to be included in their company's software inventory, if they have iPhone Mirroring set up.