On the latest episode of the "Cult of Mac" podcast: Apple adds AI coding tools to Xcode and ponders making two different folding iPhones.

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Devs can work directly with Anthropic's Claude Agent and OpenAI's Codex, thanks to an Xcode update that builds in AI coding agents.

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Follow these steps to add a Screen Time passcode for your child’s iPhone, iPad, and Mac to prevent them from bypassing parental restrictions.

Find out what to do if your Apple Watch locks automatically at frequent intervals and you’re forced to enter its 4-digit passcode repeatedly.

Find out what to do if you don’t get the 6-digit two-factor authentication code on your trusted devices when signing in with your Apple ID.

Learn about all your options to stop using facial authentication on your iPhone or iPad and go back to using passwords in its place.

Xtool is a development platform that allows users to build iOS apps on non-Apple systems, including Windows and Linux.

At the Platforms State of the Union, Apple is expected to detail how the new Liquid Glass design works on each of its platforms and more.

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Anthropic's Claude AI model will power Apple's new "vibe-coding" software development platform meant for internal use.

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The new PasscodePercent jailbreak tweak adds the battery level percentage of your device to the Lock Screen's passcode interface.

Apple will reportedly use Anthropic to large language models to bring AI code writing, testing and debugging to Xcode, its development tool.

Learn how to disable iPhone Stolen Device Protection if you don’t like waiting an hour to make changes to your Apple Account and your phone.

Learn how to remove all passwords and security checkpoints from your iPad or iPhone, so the device can be used as a simple tablet or phone.

On March 6, 2008, Apple released the iPhone SDK, finally allowing third-party developers to start making iPhone apps. The App Store follows.

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Starting with iOS 18.4, JIT requires private entitlements that can't be used by any normal sideloaded app.