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The Latest Breaking News from iPhones

Why Is the EU Telling Apple Which Chargers It Can Use?

If Europe really cared about e-waste it would stop mandating inefficient products.

Reason

Apple battery lawsuit: What is iPhone throttling as millions of users get payouts?

US iPhone users are entitled to compensation for ‘Batterygate’ — but it is still not known if UK customers will also receive a payout

Evening Standard

iPhones in Australia may end up with different chargers following EU's universal cables push

The ubiquitous iPhone charging cable may soon be unplugged for good. Here's why.

ABC News

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Apple Lightning charger 'will still be allowed' on iPhones in Britain despite ban

There will reportedly be permitted in England, Scotland and Wales

Wales Online

All the iPhone models that won't work with new Apple update

A number of iPhones will not be compatible with the latest software

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The 4 best wireless earbuds for iPhones

The best wireless earbuds for iPhones use Bluetooth technology supported by Apple, offer at least four hours of playtime per charge, & are comfortable to wear.

Inverse

FBI arrests fake DHS agents

Two fake DHS agents provided the Secret Service with a $40,000 penthouse, iPhones, flat screen televisions and more

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Feds allege another scam at North Side elementary school, charge 3 former administrators

An indictment said the administrators helped cheat the Chicago Public Schools out of $250,000 by submitting bogus orders and invoices for school supplies that really concealed the receipt of iPhones, iPads and $30,000 in gift cards for a former principal.

Chicago Sun-Times

Yet Another Israeli Firm Apart From NSO Group Had Hacked iPhones

Israeli firm QuaDream simultaneously abused a flaw in Apple Inc's (NASDAQ:AAPL) software which the Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group exploited to break into iPhones in 2021, Reuters reports. QuaDream is a smaller and lower-profile Israel-based firm that develops smartphone hacking tools for government clients. Related Content: Apple Sues Israel's NSO Group, Accuses It Of…

Benzinga

Apple tests FaceID feature for iPhones as sales hit record high

Apple is testing a new feature that will allow iPhone users to use Face ID to unlock their phones while wearing a COVID face mask.

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