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Cybersecurity researchers have unveiled a major vulnerability with Apple's Hide My Email feature, which has revealed private email addresses for more than a year. Credit: Thomas Trutschel/Photothek ...

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A vulnerability was discovered in Apple's "Hide My Email" that allows an attacker to work out your real email address. It's not been fixed for over a year. Hide My Email has been a great help for ...

Macworld reports on a vulnerability in Apple’s Hide My Email feature that can expose users’ real email addresses despite being designed for anonymous online sign-ups. Security researcher Tyler Murphy ...

Researchers say Apple’s Hide My Email flaw may expose real addresses, despite two fixes. Here’s what users should know about the privacy risk. Apple’s Hide My Email feature is designed to keep a ...

Apple’s Hide My Email is a privacy feature that comes bundled with an iCloud+ subscription, which starts at $0.99 a month. Every time you log in to a new website or app, the feature lets you provide ...

Apple has been selling Hide My Email to keep your real email address hidden, but it has a vulnerability that does the exact opposite. The worst part is that the company has known about it for a year.