Apple Confirms iPhone FaceTime Eavesdropping Exploit -- Here's What To Do
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Apple has confirmed a major vulnerability in iOS 12.1 devices that could easily be exploited in order to listen in, or video, the recipient of a FaceTime call even before they had picked up. So, what do iPhone users need to do to protect their privacy?
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