There's always a hard balance to strike between security and usability, and it's impossible to get right. It seems that it's less Apple and more Bluetooth that

There's always a hard balance to strike between security and usability, and it's impossible to get right. It seems that it's less Apple and more Bluetooth that the author is concerned about, and simply turning it off will prevent every issue listed. (And given the point of Bluetooth is to connect with devices around you, it seems reasonable to assume that people with it on would like these connections to happen.) That being said, Apple does have modes which disable these features for people who are worried, including their Lockdown Mode: https://support.apple.com/en-by/guide/personal-safety/ipsd5baf79d0/web https://support.apple.com/en-by/guide/personal-safety/ipsd5b...