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An authentication bypass vulnerability in several Western Digital My Cloud products was disclosed in April 2017, but the devices remain susceptible to attack.

In which we recap the week's news.

Apple has now completely relegated control over its users' data in China, as the government-owned China Telecom will manage users' data.

TeenSafe, a company that offers phone monitoring services to parents, reportedly compromised the Apple IDs and passwords of tens of thousands of people.

The update fixed a bug that re-enabled some iCloud settings and features that were previously disabled without informing users of the change.

The digital forensics company said browser history is stored in iCloud if people choose to sync their Safari tabs across multiple devices, and could store data for up to a year.

Third-party developers have to choose between maintaining their users' privacy and using one of iOS 10's most welcome updates.