Topic: family sharing
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Apple's New App Rules for Texas Users
A new Texas law (SB2420) requires Apple to implement age verification for App Store users, prompting concerns about privacy despite supporting child safety objectives. Starting January 1, 2026, Texas users must confirm they are 18 or older to create accounts, with minors requiring parental approv...
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Apple Locks Down iPhones to Comply With Texas Age Law
Starting January 2026, Apple will enforce age verification for new Apple Account creations in Texas, requiring users to confirm they are at least 18 years old, with minors needing parental consent via Family Sharing for app downloads and transactions. Apple is updating its Declared Age Range API ...
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Apple, Google Forced to Adopt Texas Age Checks
Starting in 2026, Texas, Utah, and Louisiana will require age verification for app downloads from major platforms like Apple's App Store and Google Play to protect minors online. Apple and Google are implementing these systems under state laws but have raised privacy concerns, as the measures nec...
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One UI 8.5: Top New Features and Upgrades Revealed
Samsung is developing One UI 8.5, a significant update based on Android 16, featuring refined aesthetics, AI upgrades, and smarter utilities, set to launch with the Galaxy S26 series in early 2026. The update introduces new Galaxy AI tools, including real-time translation, smart clipboard, and AI...
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Samsung's One UI 8.5 Leak Reveals 3D Icons and Liquid Glass Design
Samsung's One UI 8.5 introduces a significant visual refresh with 3D icons that appear to float above the screen, achieved through advanced shadow techniques for a liquid glass-like effect. The update includes redesigned apps with bolder elements, partial screen recording, and gradient background...
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