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What Will an Apple Security Camera Look Like (and Should You Wait)?

If Apple's rumored iPhone-friendly home camera arrives in 2026, here are the features it's likely to bring for HomeKit users.

The Verge · 1d

Apple could launch a smart security camera in 2026

It appears Apple’s rumored push into the smart home will include an Apple smart security camera. Supply-chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports the company is planning to start production of a smart home IP camera in 2026 and aims to sell over 10 million units a year.

TechCrunch on MSN · 1d

Apple reportedly shipping a security camera in 2026

Apple is set to expand its smart home presence, according to Ming-Chi Kuo. The well-sourced analyst reported on Tuesday that the iPhone maker is working

Apple Secretly Added A Cool New iPhone Security Feature

Gadget Review on MSN · 1d

Apple's New iPhone Security Feature Frustrates Law Enforcement

Apple introduces automatic iPhone reboot security feature in iOS 18, enhancing user privacy while complicating unauthorized access attempts by both criminals and law enforcement.

India TV · 16h

Apple iPhone could be saved from hackers if you activate THESE security features

Apple iPhone gets a new feature called Inactivity Reboot, which has been designed to prevent unauthorized access to your device. Now, with iOS 18.1, the tech giant is taking its security measures a step further,

iOS 18.1—Apple Secretly Added A Cool New iPhone Security Feature

Apple has quietly added a new security feature in iOS 18.1 called Inactivity Reboot. Here's what you need to know.

Computerworld1d

Apple’s ‘iPad-like’ smart home plan hits a tired market

Equipped with a display and some form of homeOS, it is expected to be some kind of wall-mounted device that lets you access ...

Looks like Apple could get serious about smart home next year

This news story is part of TechHive’s in-depth coverage of the best smart speakers. On top of that, Apple may be mulling ...

1don MSN

North Korean malware evades Apple notarization, targets macOS users

North Korean hackers created malware capable of bypassing Apple's notarization process, a first seen for macOS.

The Tech Report2d

Apple’s New ‘Auto-Rebooting’ Safety Feature Is a Headache for Thieves – And Cops

We maintain editorial independence and consider content quality and factual accuracy to be non-negotiable. Apple’s new ...

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