1. Long press an app. 2. Tap Require Face ID. 3. Tap Hide and Require Face ID. Your iPhone will then ask for your Face ID or passcode, and then it will ask if you're sure you want to hide the app.

Millions of users with an iPhone 15 or older devices won't get Apple Intelligence. Still, iOS 18.1 will bring at least six exciting features.

A newly discovered privacy flaw found in macOS 15 Sequoia and iOS 18 allows applications from someone's personal iPhone to be included in their company's software inventory, if they have iPhone Mirroring set up.

The problem, as cybersecurity company Sevco discovered, is that apps on the iPhone get treated as Mac apps, and that means their presence is included in corporate IT audits … Sevco found that when iPhone Mirroring is use,

Phone Mirroring has a security risk that could let employers see the apps you download. Here’s how to protect yourself.