Is it easy for Apple phones to reveal personal privacy?

The security of iPhone is well known. Many people buy Apple phones because they are safer. At least, unlike Android phones, viruses are everywhere. There are much fewer viruses on apples. These two types of mobile phones can be said to be completely different.

"Proactively" protect your private data: Don't hand over your private data casually, which can naturally avoid the problem of privacy leakage. In our daily use of mobile phones, we need to pay more attention to the "passive" protection of private data: to prevent others from requesting access to our private data. At this point, the privacy management function that comes with iPhone can help us.

Before blocking third-party applications, we first need to block Apple's request for some private information. Unlike some people who advocate turning off location services in order to save electricity, we selectively turn off some privacy switches that have no effect on the normal use experience of mobile phones. I believe you just don't want Apple to track your geographical location or push advertisements according to your online records, and you don't want your mobile phone not to provide navigation service when you drive out.

Solution:

Go to Settings-Privacy-Location Services-System Services, and only make sure that the switches of "Find My iPhone", "Set Time Zone", "Motion Correction" and "Compass Calibration" are turned on, and everything else is turned off. Don't miss the "places you often go to".

Go to Settings-Privacy-Diagnosis and Dosage, and choose not to send.

Go to Settings-Privacy-Advertising and turn on the "Restrict Advertising Tracking" function.

Go to Settings-[Safari] to turn on the "Don't track" function.