How do you obstruct iPhone “spying” by owner: 5 settings that should be switched off

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/6d/fc/ib-FS247quba_499ea2a6.jpg" Alt = "How to obstruct iPhone & quot; spying & quot; quot; < P > Some iPhone features on default can be a serious problem in case of breaking or loss of the phone.

< P > Experts of the Tom's Guide & Nbsp; Nbsp; what settings iPhone can save from unwanted personal data leakage.

~ ~ < H2 > Automatic connection Wi-Fi < P > Automatic Wi-Fi Automatic Connection Function Shipment Users Manually Opening Settings to access free home networks. This means that the smartphone can connect to a fake access point Wi-Fi set so as to give yourself to the network.

< p >Hackers often lure people by giving their networks names like real ones, so it is better to disable this setting completely. To do this, go to “Settings” & gt; Wi-fi & gt; “Automatic Connection” and change the “request” parameter that is on default on “Disable”.

< h2 > Determination of location

< P > Although there are some applications that require location data, such as maps or Uber, others may not need to know where you are. This data should not be provided to each app asking them.

< p > “Just as you would not shout your home address in a crowded public place, you do not have to share your personal information just because the application asks it”, & mdash; underlined in the edition.

< P > To change the level of access to the iPhone geolocation, you need to go to “Settings” & gt; “Privacy and Security” & gt; “Location Determination Services” then selecting the application and level of access to the location.

< h2 > transparency of application tracking

< p >The transparency of the application tracking allows users to see what applications are tracking and what data they have access to. When it is turned off, all new queries on app tracking are automatically deviated.

< p > In the edition advise to go to “settings” & gt; “Privacy and Security” & gt; “Tracking” and disable “Allow the Appendices to request tracking” to completely disable this feature.

< H2 > Personalized advertising

< P > Personalized advertising enables us to collect information about interests and habits of the user when viewing pages to show targeted advertising. Disabling this option does not reduce the number of advertising but limits Apple to show you target advertising.

< P > You need to go to “Settings” & gt; “Privacy and Security” & gt; “Apple Advertising” and then disable personalized advertising at the bottom of the screen.

< H2 > Bluetooth < p > According to the publication, many applications that ask Bluetooth permission do not really need it & mdash; For example, CVS or Facebook. Given the number of data with data leaks, there is no need to share information unnecessarily.

< P > Choosing “Settings” & gt; “Privacy and Security” & gt; “Bluetooth”, you can see what apps have permits to use Bluetooth, as well as turn on or disable them at any time.