iCloud
News and Articles About iCloud
Hackers
China-Backed Hackers May Have Infiltrated Apple's iCloud
The hackers are said to have intercepted data and potentially gained access to passwords, iMessages, photos and contacts.
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With iOS 8 Update, Apple Will No Longer Provide User Data to Police
The vast record of information stored on Apple devices will only be available to users who possess a four-digit passcode.
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The Celebrity-Hacking Scandal Is a Rude Wake-Up Call on Cloud Security
As business owners, you have to take responsibility to protect your sensitive documents and photos.
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Why the Naked Celeb Photo iCloud Hack Should Make You Nervous
How an unknown hacker reportedly broke into dozens of celebrities' iCloud accounts and snatched naked images of them, plus how you can protect your iCloud account.
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New iOS 8 Feature Can Help You Find a Lost iPhone, Is Also Kind of Creepy
Lost your phone? Bummer. But Apple has one more way for you to locate it.
Technology
12 Ways to Get the Most Out of Apple's iCloud
From syncing lists to using Photo Stream, here's what you should be doing on the popular online storage system.
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Three Reasons Apple's iCloud Isn't Ready for Business
While the popular cloud service can be handy for personal use, it lacks some essential functionality that can be critical for entrepreneurs.
The iCloud is a virtual storage service offered by Apple that stores users’ data, such as photos, emails, documents, passwords, videos and more. Data security for iCloud became a concern in 2014 when various celebrities’ iCloud accounts were hacked into and their contents were leaked.