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Though, he doesn’t seem to know that literally all settings for a particular app can be seen in a single place too. Also, the default behavior is to first ask
by drclau 7y ago
Though, he doesn’t seem to know that literally all settings for a particular app can be seen in a single place too.
Also, the default behavior is to first ask the user, and with iOS 13 you get again several notifications from the OS that a particular app used your location multiple times over the last X days, with a scary map showing where the app requested the location too, and that’s yet another chance to change the setting with a single tap. Happened to me with Waze.
Bottom line, his complaints are baseless. And no offense, but if he cares so much about the privacy of his family, why is he not encouraging them to quit using FB?
Edit: moved to root, was initially a subcomment by accident.
- Kuzutsukake 7y ago> Also, the default behavior is to first ask the user, and with iOS 13 you get again several notifications from the OS that a particular app used your location multiple times over the last X days, with a scary map showing where the app requested the location too I'm an android user right now, but having the option to see when/where app take advantage of their permissions sounds amazing. What is this iOS feature called? Does anyone know of a simple way to do this on Android?
- saagarjha 7y agoI don’t think it has a name, it’s just part of the location permission system.
- hellofunk 7y agoI’m using iOS 13 and I’ve never seen what you’re referring to, I wonder how I can see a history of how location data was used for an app.
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- drclau 7y agoThere’s a screenshot of this feature in action here [0]. It’s about apps using location in background. [0]: https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/19/ios-13-security-privacy/ https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/19/ios-13-security-privacy/