Can iPhones get viruses? Yes, but the risk is low — here's how to protect yourself

Though the risk of iPhone viruses is low, it's important to know how to protect yourself.
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iPhone vs. Android Security: Which Actually Keeps You Safer?

Apple's closed ecosystem and tighter app review offer the safer edge Now that most people have huge amounts of personal data on their phones, security is more important than ever—even if most people ...
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Apple's iPhone 17 has a big anti-spyware upgrade built in - here's what it can do

iPhone 17 lineup brings substantial security upgrades. MIE focuses on stopping sophisticated, targeted surveillance. Apple unveils Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) system. Apple says its latest ...
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Apple Releases iOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26 and 50+ Security Fixes

Apple Releases iOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26 and 50+ Security Fixes Your email has been sent Apple CEO Tim Cook presents from the company’s Cupertino headquarters on the September keynote. Screenshot: Mary ...