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We all know, when it comes to security, Apple is the best known operating system. However, it had a tough time in August with a few security warnings and rumors that Siri requests are being listened to external contractors.
While August was a tough one, September is surely going to be a good month for Apple. Along with new iPhone models, iOS 13 is said to be coming in the last days of September with top-notch security improvements.
Let’s have a look at all these security features that are likely to come in Apple for providing more privacy to the users:
Apps like Facebook and Whatsapp keep running in the background of a phone. While these apps claim that they need to do so as they need to connect calls quickly, they also record information on what a user is doing on the device by being active in the background. So, iOS is all set to control it.
Location tracking is also a security infringement for iOS users, and iOS 13 will tell you which applications are doing this in the background. The OS will pop up with a reminder about which applications are tracking you and tell you how frequently this has occurred. It will even show on a map where you have been tracked, alongside the option to permit or restrict it.
To take the security on the next level, Apple is also preventing the WiFi and Bluetooth tracking used by a few apps in iOS 13. Some applications, for example, those for tech watches, will need access to Bluetooth to connect with your smartphone. But, now they will have to ask for user’s permission for the same.
For preventing the apps to track user’s location unnecessarily, Apple iOS 13 will have a feature that will just allow the apps to track the location just once. It will now also prevent apps from tracking your location without your permission.
And, the last update is the one that has gotten a lot of attention. Any application that needs you to sign in must offer this new option, which enables you to utilize a private email created by Apple for Sign-in to secure your privacy.
So, that was all about the security improvements Apple is likely to do in iOS 13. IOS lovers, excited for these new updates? Well, your wait is going to be over soon. Stay tuned with Apptunix for more tech updates.
Q 1.How does iOS 13 stop apps from secretly running in the background?
iOS 13 blocks apps like WhatsApp and Facebook from using VoIP (Voice over IP) APIs to run in the background unnecessarily. This reduces the chances of apps tracking your activity or collecting data covertly.
Q 2.Will iOS 13 tell me which apps are tracking my location?
Yes. iOS 13 shows pop-up alerts listing which apps are tracking you, how often they’ve accessed your location, and even displays this tracking on a map. You can then choose to allow or deny location access.
Q 3. Can apps still track me through Bluetooth or WiFi?
Not without permission. iOS 13 asks for your explicit consent before allowing apps to use Bluetooth or WiFi, helping stop passive tracking done by some third-party services.
Q 4.Will these updates affect app performance or battery life?
No—in fact, iOS 13 also includes optimizations for faster app launch times and better battery management, making it more efficient alongside the increased security.
Q 5.Are these features enabled by default in iOS 13?
Some features like background VoIP blocking and permission prompts are automatic. Others, like location sharing options or Sign in with Apple, require you to interact and configure them during use.
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