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Apple TV has officially revealed the comeback of one of its most popular sci-fi series: Silo season 3 is set to arrive this summer.

### Silo Season 3 Launch Scheduled for July 3 on Apple TV

Apple TV is not lacking in high-quality sci-fi programming, and one of the platform’s most praised shows—Silo—is returning shortly.

Silo season 3 will debut on **Friday, July 3** with its opening episode, followed by weekly installments until September 4. This eagerly awaited return will feature a total of 10 new episodes and will act as the second-to-last season. Season 4 is already progressing toward completion.

Here’s Apple’s official synopsis for season 3, in addition to the first teaser trailer:

> Season three of “Silo” continues the tale of a dystopian civilization of 10,000 individuals existing underground under enigmatic conditions, while unveiling an origin story set centuries before. In the present day, Juliette Nichols (Ferguson) endures her enforced “cleaning” but comes back with amnesia as the silo recovers from insurrection and confronts a perilous new danger. Concurrently, in the “Before Times,” journalist Helen Drew (Jessica Henwick) and Congressman Daniel Keene (Ashley Zukerman) stumble upon a conspiracy that entangles them in a series of events with catastrophic, irreversible outcomes.

Silo draws inspiration from a trilogy of well-known novels by Hugh Howey. Seasons 1 and 2 adapted the first book in the trilogy, while seasons 3 and 4 will weave together narratives from the second and third books.

Apple TV has a number of other eagerly awaited series premiering this summer too, which you can discover here.

You can view Silo seasons 1 & 2 here on Apple TV.

Are you looking forward to Silo’s revival this summer? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Apple TV is priced at $12.99 a month, or you can obtain it at a lower rate through the Apple One bundle.

John Ternus will officially take on the role of Apple CEO on September 1, 2026, right before the company’s most significant product launch event of the year. Here are the 10+ new Apple products expected to be the first unveiled under Ternus’s leadership as CEO.

## iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Ultra, and more

Apple’s flagship iPhone 18 event is set to occur just days after Ternus assumes the CEO position, and it is anticipated to feature some thrilling new models. The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are sure to be the most sought-after, but attention will be particularly on the iPhone Ultra as Apple’s inaugural foldable device. Ternus will have the opportunity to commence his CEO tenure with what is arguably Apple’s most innovatively distinct iPhone to date.

## Apple Watch Ultra 4 and Apple Watch Series 12

During the same event in September, Apple is speculated to unveil two new Apple Watch models. While neither is likely to introduce particularly groundbreaking enhancements, Apple has a history of surprises. New health sensors might debut, perhaps alongside new S-class chips and other upgrades.

## New AirPods Pro with AI

AirPods Pro 3 were introduced last year, and historically, Apple has waited three years for hardware refreshes. However, rumors suggest that new AirPods Pro are on the horizon for this year, with the iPhone event as the most probable launch date. This upcoming generation of AirPods Pro is expected to resemble AirPods Pro 3 significantly and will not supplant last year’s iteration. Instead, it will be released as a new premium variant. The standout new feature is the inclusion of infrared cameras that will facilitate Apple Intelligence capabilities. The combination of IR cameras and an upgraded Siri will transform AirPods into an AI device boasting new visual intelligence features.

## Expanded Apple Home lineup

Apple has been rumored for some time to be gearing up for an expansion of its Apple Home offerings, but setbacks with Siri have supposedly delayed various products. Here are the new Apple Home items that might make their debut in September at the iPhone 18 event. Siri’s extensive AI overhaul will launch with iOS 27, making it quite likely that the new Home products could be introduced in September as well. However, if Apple intends to stagger its new product releases, we may see the Home products launched instead in October.

Which upcoming products debuting under John Ternus are you most excited about? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Approximately 3 million user images from the dating platform OkCupid were utilized for AI training by an external organization, breaching the company’s privacy policy. This violation dates back to 2014, but it was only recently addressed, leading to the deletion of both the photos and the AI model derived from them.

The situation commenced when Clarifai’s founder, Matthew Zeiler, reached out to OkCupid co-founder Maxwell Krohn, seeking access to its data. Zeiler acknowledged the significant potential of OkCupid’s data for their AI projects. OkCupid furnished nearly three million user images, along with location and demographic information, without a formal contract, limitations on data usage, or informing users.

In spite of OkCupid’s privacy policy vowing not to distribute personal information with unrelated third parties, the data was shared informally. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) initiated an investigation in 2019, which concluded this year. As part of the settlement, OkCupid’s parent company, Match Group, has been prohibited from misrepresenting its data practices for two decades. Nevertheless, the FTC does not possess the capacity to levy monetary penalties for such privacy infringements.