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You have to tell your iphone to stop sending it. Depending on your iphone's settings, and what data you don't want Apple collecting, that could mean anything f
by bilbo0s 8y ago
You have to tell your iphone to stop sending it.
Depending on your iphone's settings, and what data you don't want Apple collecting, that could mean anything from turning off iCloud to not using iTunes and the App Store.
Basically, any app is likely giving Apple data on you. (Well I take that back. Apps will give some company data on you. But they won't necessarily give it to Apple. Obviously for full and complete privacy you would need to turn off any google, facebook and amazon stuff as well. Also any ancillary apps, like mileage meters, or health and wellness type stuff. A lot of games too now I think about it.)
- balladeer 8y ago> health and wellness type stuff This is very crucial and I really don't see any alternative services to the ones like Strava and RunKeeper for iOS. Even an app that does the job w/o any social features would do (in fact I never use the social feature aspect of these apps)
- zchrykng 8y agoHave you looked at apps by David Smith? Pedometer++, Workouts++, etc. They integrate with Apple's Health app, but don't sync anything on their own. And Apple's health app is encrypted to your device.
- balladeer 8y agoThanks. I installed Workouts++. I will try to use it to record my runs and how activity data is presented. Though I am not yet sure I can use it w/o an Apple watch.
- djrogers 8y agoThe default workout app on the Apple Watch doesn’t do any social stuff unless you try really hard to do so, and even then it’s very minimal sharing (no maps etc)