Beware of your iPhone .. Your phone keeps a "dangerous secret"

Beware of your iPhone .. Your phone keeps a "dangerous secret"

If you are an iPhone user, you have to be very careful, because there is a feature in which to monitor very special objects, which requires revocation.

According to the British newspaper Mirror, Apple keeps a complete record of all the places you've visited before, and the frequency and frequency of your smartphone.

The property can identify where you live and work, and can provide information about your trips and daily commutes. They are located within a list called "Significant Locations".

The property enables Apple to know where users are going, the timing and number of times they visit, and the ability to determine the time of visit, the time needed by the user to access, and by any means of transportation.

Despite Apple's assertion that the traffic data is not shareable with outsiders, and that confidentiality is the basis for these phones, there is a way to disable the tracking feature from Apple.

First you need to access Settings, click on Privacy and then access Location Services.

You'll find a list of applications that are available on your iPhone, as well as the app's access type for your site, but it's important to get down to System Services.

Now you have Apple services that can identify your locations, such as Find My iPhone, etc. Below, there are "Significant Locations," which need a password, fingerprint or face to open. At the end of the list, Contains all the places you have visited with your iPhone.

Before canceling the operation of the Significant Locations feature, cancel the full record by clicking on the Clear History tab, available at the bottom of the page.