Apple Warned About iPhone X Hack That Stole "Deleted" Photo

As it stated in Apple's new iPhone X in Tokyo Hitoshi Yamada/NurPhotoA pair of hackers have earned themselves $50,000 for a hack of an iPhone X that allowed them to grab a photo that was supposed to have been deleted from the device. Apple has now been informed, as per the rules of the Mobile Pwn2Own contest that's wrapping up Wednesday in Tokyo. As it was the first file Zhu and Cama found with their hack, they used it for their demo. It's supposed to make the iPhone faster, but as with all software, it can be vulnerable to attack. As with Apple, the vendors have been informed and patches should be with users at some point in the not-too-distant future.

Apple patent describes simple system to make iPhone buttons feel clicky through a case

If you keep your iPhone in a case, as most people do, you'll know that volume and power buttons can lose their nice definitive clicking sensation, and instead feel rather squishy. That's a problem Apple thinks it can solve …NordVPNThe patent (spotted by Patently Apple) is for a pretty simple magnet-based solution. It has become increasingly common for an electronic device to be coupled with an accessory such as a case. However, an accessory may also change the operation of the electronic device and sometimes alter the user experience and feeling of the electronic device. But the idea, as seen in the drawing below, is to have a magnet inside the button depression of the case.