In light of the events that happened with Wired‘s reporter and his password fiasco, Apple has temporarily forbidden any of its technical support staff to give out passwords to anyone who may call in to obtain (or change) their passwords. No word on when this will return – if ever.
Under the right — though easily arranged — circumstances, a simple paperclip could allow someone to circumvent your iPhone’s passcode and access your voicemail, contacts, recent call list, and other data. The security flaw which allows this undesired access was first discovered by members of the iPhoneIslam team, a group known for occasionally figuring out sneaky ways to circumvent Apple’s security measures. The […]
Apple on Monday revised its lineup of magnetic Smart Covers for the iPad 2, adding a few color options while discontinuing the orange polyurethane version, among other changes. Via: AppleInsider.com
