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O.MG Elite Cable has power of a $20,000 hacking tool; can compromise iPhone, Android, Mac, PC

Shown off at this year’s Def Con is an unassuming and powerful hacking tool, the O.MG Elite cable. With the physical appearance of a standard Lightning or USB-C cable, the hidden modifications mean this cable can log keystrokes, perform attacks, and even transmit data stealthily from air-gapped devices with its own WiFi network. Seen by The Verge‘s Corin Faife at Def Con, here’s how creator…
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How to check who can see your iPhone location

Apple holds privacy and security as two of its core values and it has detailed resources on how to protect your devices, accounts, and personal safety. Follow along for a look at the recommended steps to check who can see your iPhone location including how to make sure no…
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Samsung August 2022 update rolling out for these Galaxy devices

Samsung has made great strides over the past few years with its update cadence throughout the entire device lineup. With that in mind, here’s every smartphone and tablet that Samsung has updated with the August 2022 security patch. Samsung August 2022 security update – what’s new Almost all security updates include a number of important security fixes, most of these include general Android…
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iPhone 14 notch reduction likely explained by this Apple patent

The iPhone 14 notch is set to be replaced by a “pill and hole-punch” design on the Pro models, while the base models will keep the familiar notch design – but in a smaller size. In both cases, Apple has somehow managed to squeeze all the necessary components into a…
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Unverified leak claims to show purple iPhone 14 Pro color in the wild

In two weeks, Apple will announce the new iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro series. With that, we will be seeing more iPhone dummy units in the wild until the official reveal on September 7. Now, an unverified leak claims to show what the purple iPhone 14 Pro color will look like in the wild. Posted by Twitter user DuanRui, they share a video from Chinese social media Weibo that claims to show the…
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Google Play Store not showing all your ‘Recently updated’ Android apps

Google recently addressed an issue where version numbers disappeared from the Play Store, and a similar problem in that vein has now appeared involving the “Recently updated” list. Since yesterday (August 23), Google Play has not consistently shown all the Android apps that you have “Recently updated,” which is the default view/filter for the “Manage” tab in “Manage apps &amp…
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