ZDNET's key takeaways Lock iPhone apps with Face ID to prevent others from accessing.You can also hide apps in a secret ...

iOS 18, expected to be released in 2024, will reportedly allow users to lock Apple-made apps such as Mail, Messages, Notes, Phone, Photos, Safari, and Settings using Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode.

Before you lock your iPad, you should set up a security method. Depending on your iPad model, this can include Touch ID or Face ID.

Waiting for others to kick the tires on Apple's newest iPhone system? In the meantime, make sure you've set up these features and options.

If you're not rushing to update your iPhone to iOS 26 anytime soon, these are important iOS 18 settings you can change now.

To change your restrictions passcode on an iPhone, you'll need to go into your Settings. Where you go from there depends on your iOS version.

From the private browsing feature to call screening, know about these 5 advanced privacy features of iPhones that go beyond default settings. Apple iPhones are already popular for being one of the ...