Iphones

Phone theft is becoming a doorway to bank accounts, passwords and trusted contacts

A stolen iPhone is no longer just missing hardware: according to Wired’s reporting and Infoblox research, the device is increasingly a starting point for phishing, identity abuse, and financial attacks.

The gig economy’s new job: Teaching robots to move

Zeus’s iPhone-mounted training sessions in Nigeria cost less per hour than the in a single robot’s head.

DarkSword leak forces Apple’s hand on legacy iOS updates

Google’s disclosure just became a ticking clock for millions of iPhone users after the DarkSword exploit hit GitHub.

DarkSword exploit exposes Apple’s aging iPhone blind spot

India Now Builds a Quarter of New iPhones

Apple produced 55 million iPhones in India in 2025, about a quarter of new units, according to a report cited by GSMArena.