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Your iPhone uses information from your cell service, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS to pinpoint its location, and since you almost always have your phone on you, your location as well. That information can be useful for a lot of things, such as letting others know where you are or finding your phone when it’s lost. Other times, it’s just more information that services and companies collect about…

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Apple has defended its policy of using strong iPhone encryption such that not even the company can gain access to the personal data stored on devices. The company struck to its privacy guns despite the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman issuing a threat against Apple and other tech giants… ArsTechnica reports on the Encryption and Lawful Access: Evaluating Benefits and Risks to Public…

As expected, Samsung today announced the first members of its Galaxy A (2020) series – Galaxy A51 and Galaxy A71. Samsung Galaxy A51 The Galaxy A51 is powered by the Exynos 9611 SoC that’s paired with up to 8GB RAM. It runs Android 10-based One UI 2.0 out of the box and has up to 128GB of storage onboard. It also comes with a microSD card slot, which allows storage expansion by up to…