IOS

Setapp used to be an all-in-one subscription service that allowed you to subscribe to 200+ macOS/iOS apps at once. Recently it has brought a big change to us: Single App Subscriptions. This means that you can pay for just one app, whether it’s a subscription-based app or a one-time purchase. This is great news for those who want to save money on their subscription fees. However, it’s important to note that not all apps are eligible for single app subscriptions. ...

In recent days, a growing number of iOS users have reported seeing an Telegram in-app message urging—or effectively requiring—them to update to Telegram version 12.2.4, warning that older versions “may stop working soon.” This is the screenshot of the update message: The notice has sparked widespread discussion across forums and social media, with users questioning whether the update is linked to security vulnerabilities, government pressure, or potential privacy risks. Here’s what we currently know—and what remains unclear. ...

Most users enable Face ID on their iPhones. When the phone is raised, the iPhone’s infrared camera begins to work, recognizes the user’s face, and unlocks the device. However, there are times when we may prefer to unlock the iPhone solely through a passcode. You might wonder, “Face ID is so convenient, why would anyone want to use only a passcode?” In reality, there are extreme situations, such as being coerced or controlled, where Face ID unlocks the device too easily, even passively. Therefore, the need for passcode unlocking remains relevant. ...

iOS 18 brings many new features, one of which caught my attention deeply - Vehicle Motion Cues. Apple claims that this feature can reduce the symptoms of motion sickness. As a person who suffers from motion sickness, I can’t wait to find out how it can help us. The Mechanism of Motion Sickness Motion sickness, also known as kinetosis or seasickness, is a common physiological phenomenon where individuals experience nausea and discomfort when traveling in moving vehicles, ships, or airplanes. The principle behind motion sickness primarily involves how the brain processes signals from different parts of the body. ...