A new FaceTime feature in iOS 26, highlighted by iDeviceHelp, puts an end to at least some of the possibly unpleasant scenarios, as it pauses the video if someone is undressing during a FaceTime call.

There are a lot of big changes coming to iPhones courtesy of iOS 26. And thanks to the release of the iOS 26 developer beta, people across the world have been uncovering things Apple didn't think to ...

New FaceTime safety feature for child accounts in iOS 26 seems to apply to adults too. When Apple unveiled iOS 26 last month, it mentioned a variety of new family tools coming for child accounts.

When Apple rolls out iOS 26 in just over two months, it’s going to overhaul the look of your iPhone, primarily thanks to a “Liquid Glass” color scheme, as well as deliver quite a few cool new features ...

Today three net neutrality groups—Free Press, Public Knowledge and the New American Foundation's Open Technology Institute—together released a written ...

To turn the feature off, you can go to Settings, then Apps, then tap FaceTime and toggle “Sensitive Content Warning” off. Happy sexting, folks. Be safe out there.

Is FaceTime private and secure? Generally FaceTime should be private and secure. Apple uses end-to-end encryption to protect the data as it travels between the two (or more) devices, so it shouldn ...

You could argue that FaceTime is one of Apple’s most significant products: it wasn’t the first video calling app, and certainly isn’t the best, but it brought the technology within the reach ...

But leaving out FaceTime seems like a move Apple would avoid, as it could result in far fewer people using the app, among other unforeseen consequences. Plus, this is essentially AT&T’s problem ...

Apple says it will pull services including FaceTime and iMessage in the UK if plans to amend surveillance legislation that would require tech companies to make major security and privacy changes ...