You don't need an Apple Watch or fitness tracker to monitor key metrics about yourself. Your iPhone is already capable of tracking your steps, measuring walking distance, monitoring sleep patterns, ...

With the release of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, Apple introduced eye tracking, an accessibility feature designed to enhance device usability. This hands-free navigation tool allows you to control your ...

If your iPhone has suddenly slowed down, its battery life has degraded considerably, or you're seeing apps that you never downloaded, these might be signs that someone is tracking your iPhone. While ...

In the past, Apple's Fitness app needed an Apple Watch to monitor, track, and display your workouts and fitness routines. Your watch recorded the calories you burn (Move), the length of your workouts ...

You know that little GPS icon that pops up when an app is using your location? That’s the polite part. The tip of the iceberg. The warm handshake before your phone whispers your every movement to Big ...

Your iPhone is an incredibly versatile device, but it also collects and shares a substantial amount of data about you. From tracking your location to monitoring your activity patterns, these features ...