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    A person with short gray hair and a beard holds a silver iPhone close to their face, partially covering it. The black background makes the phone and person stand out—reminding us how important it is to protect iPhone photos and privacy.

    Protect iPhone Photos With Face ID: The Smart, Secure Way to Lock Your Private Memories

    January 25, 2026 / 5:21 PMJanuary 25, 2026

    Protect your iPhone photos with Face ID using Apple’s built-in privacy tools to lock, hide, and secure personal images inside the Photos app and iCloud.

    Close-up of the back of a black Apple Watch on the cover of Apple Magazine, issue #747. Headlines mention Health AI, CarPlay, and Apple Music. The date is February 20, 2026, marking the 15th-year anniversary.
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    A smartwatch and a smartphone display a fitness workout. The watch shows workout stats, while the phone features Apple Fitness+ with a woman in pink exercising indoors and additional data on screen. The Apple logo is in the corner.

    Apple Fitness+ Activation and Personalization With Apple Watch

    A person with short gray hair and a beard holds a silver iPhone close to their face, partially covering it. The black background makes the phone and person stand out—reminding us how important it is to protect iPhone photos and privacy.

    Protect iPhone Photos With Face ID: The Smart, Secure Way to Lock Your Private Memories

    Apple Music's new feature allows artists to publish concert set lists as playlists, offering fans a unique way to relive live performances.

    Download Music for Offline Listening on Apple Music: A Simple Guide That Actually Works

    A close-up of an Apple Watch sleep screen displays a score of 84, labeled "High," with a blurred background showing a person resting in bed. - Sleep With Apple Watch

    Track Sleep With Apple Watch: A Powerful Guide to Better Rest and Health

    A wireless charging station on a marble surface holds a smartwatch, wireless earbuds, and a smartphone displaying iPhone StandBy with the clock and San Diego weather (70°F, mostly sunny), charging all devices at once.

    iPhone StandBy Mode: Turn Your iPhone Into a Smart Night Display

    A close-up of an Apple AirTag in a brown leather keychain holder, attached to a textured gray fabric surface. The AirTag’s reflective surface and Apple logo are clearly visible. - New AirTag

    New AirTag: Apple Doubles Down on Findability With Longer Range, Louder Alert, and Smarter Tracking

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