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iOS 18.1: How to Record Phone Calls on Your iPhone With This New Feature

Recording a call on your iPhone is pretty straightforward. Once you're on a call with someone, tap the symbol in the left corner of your screen that looks like a sound bar and the recording button.

BGR · 11h

This iOS 19 concept video has two iPhone features Apple should steal

Apple's iOS 19 update is still several months away, but this concept video imagines cool AirDrop and AI screenshot-sharing features.

9to5Mac · 1d

These new iOS features are coming to your iPhone in early 2025

Apple has already announced several new iOS features planned for the early months of 2025. Here are the new iPhone features coming soon.

ExtremeTech on MSN · 6h

A New iPhone Feature Could Be Sharing Your Photo Data with Apple

Indeed, Apple has only talked about the feature in a privacy notice and a technical blog post on encryption. This feature relies on both local and cloud processing to help place your photos in the world.

Digital Trends on MSN · 6d

I finally have RCS on my iPhone, and it’s one of my favorite iOS 18 features

I've had iOS 18 on my iPhone for a few months now, and one of my favorite new features is RCS messaging. Here's why.

Yahoo · 15h

This sneaky iOS 18 setting shares your photos with Apple — here’s how to turn it off

"It ought to be up to the individual user to decide their own tolerance for the risk of privacy violations," developer Jeff Johnson argued.

WhatsApp to stop working on these Android phones from Jan. 1

Republic Business on MSN · 1d

WhatsApp To Stop Working On These Phones From January 1 - Check Details

WhatsApp has announced it will stop supporting Android devices running KitKat OS or older versions from January 1, 2025. This decision primarily affects phones released 9 to 10 years ago. Meanwhile, iPhone users have until May 2025 to update their devices or operating systems to continue using the app.

Newsweek · 15h

WhatsApp 2025 Update: App Will Stop Working For These Phones

According to HD Blog, Meta is discontinuing support for these older smartphones with the new WhatsApp updates to increase overall app security.

Newspoint on MSN · 1d

WhatsApp Update: Attention WhatsApp users! The app will not work on these smartphones from January 1, see the list..

Support for the popular messaging app WhatsApp is going to end for many smartphones from January 1, 2025. WhatsApp's parent company Meta has said that WhatsApp will not work on Android devices that run on KitKat OS or older versions from the new year.

CNET on MSN18h

You Want to Change These 8 iPhone Settings Right After Installing iOS 18.2

As the duly-appointed nerd in my family, I find it helpful when we're together to make sure iPhone updates like the latest ...

12h

iPhone SE, M4 MacBook Air & more: What to expect from Apple's loaded first half of 2025

The first half of 2025 is set to be a busy one for Apple. Here's all of the rumors so far, including the iPhone SE 4, M4 ...

2don MSN

Android vs. iOS theming: 5 differences you'll notice on the iPhone

With iOS 18, Apple introduced changes to app icon customization. One notable feature is the ability to theme app icons in ...

21h

Apple Warns iPhone Users—Do Not Change This Setting

The “hidden” ( 1, 2) setting on your iPhone is Lockdown Mode. And with attacks on the rise, including surprising headlines ...

iOS 19 will reportedly work on every iPhone that supports iOS 18

A report claims that all iPhone models that can run iOS 18 right now will also support iOS 19 next year. Here's the ...

Macworld18d

iOS versions: Every version of iOS from the oldest to the latest

iOS made its debut in 2007 alongside the first iPhone. However, when Steve Jobs held the little device aloft revealing it to the world for the first time, it wasn’t running iOS 1. Instead ...

19h

Google's Quick Share might soon rival AirDrop on iPhone and Mac - here's why

As for Apple, there's AirDrop, but that only works from one Apple device to another.

12h

New Google Spyware Warning—750 Million Android Users Must Now Act

Lookout flagged the ten “most common mobile browser vulnerabilities,” all of which (unsurprisingly) targeted “Chromium-based ...

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