Users of iPhones and Android devices nationwide have received an important warning from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), advising them to delete certain text messages immediately.

Republished on February 8 with news of further attacks ahead of this weekend and more detailed analysis into the Chinese ...

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Home Office reportedly serves tech giant with notice that compels assistance in collecting evidence in criminal ...

When an iPhone user receives a message from an Android phone, it shows up as a green bubble (not the more highly prized blue ...

Every time it happens I find it annoying. I’ll be in a group chat and eventually someone adds another person to it and the messages go from blue bubbles to green bubbles. Those green bubbles ...

While it's not known how many iPhone users fell victim to them, the fact that the app made to App Store is notable as stealer apps had never before been found on Apple's app marketplace.

Emergency messaging refers to the ability to text 911 instead of calling in times of danger, which Google said would come to ...

Text from anywhere with iPhone's new satellite messaging feature. Apple breaks communication barriers, enabling messages ...

The ESR screen protector worked exactly as intended; when staring at the S25 Ultra from the center, the display still looked bright, sharp, and vibrant. When I moved my head just a little bit to the ...

Conversations in blue bubbles are secure, while messages in green bubbles to non-iPhone devices are not. Apple says that blue-bubble texts sent in the Messages app through its satellite connection ...