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The iPhone also requires all apps that want to use the microphone to gain your permission, at least the first time. So if you never gave LinkedIn permission to
by danaris 2y ago
The iPhone also requires all apps that want to use the microphone to gain your permission, at least the first time.
So if you never gave LinkedIn permission to use your microphone (or did once, but then went into Settings and revoked it), unless they have found a way to backdoor iOS's permissions structure, the LinkedIn app is absolutely, 100%, not listening to you on your iPhone.
- inetknght 2y agoMaybe that's how it is today, but is that how it was 10 years ago?
- electroly 2y agoThe permission for microphone usage? Yes. The microphone permission was added in iOS 7 in 2013. On Google you can find timestamped references (on Stack Overflow, etc.) to the microphone permission that are more than 10 years old.