iPhone Mirroring Bug in iOS 18 Poses Privacy Risks for Employees

A flaw in Apple's iPhone Mirroring feature could inadvertently expose personal app data to corporate IT departments, raising privacy and legal concerns.

Security firm Sevco discovered that iPhone Mirroring on macOS Sequoia can reveal personal iOS app metadata on work Macs.
Apps from personal iPhones may appear in corporate software inventories, potentially exposing sensitive information without users' consent.
This issue could lead to privacy law violations, including CCPA and GDPR, and poses significant legal risks for companies.
Sevco has alerted Apple, which is working on a fix, but recommends avoiding iPhone Mirroring on work devices until a patch is released.
The bug highlights the importance of employee awareness and corporate communication to mitigate data exposure risks.