Apple introduced brand new Apple versions at its WWDC Conference last Monday. After the release of new versions of software such as iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, new privacy features came to Apple devices. So what are these new Apple privacy features? Here are the details…
New privacy features coming to Apple devices!
They are now more secure with new versions coming to Apple devices. Here are the latest privacy features…
1- Private browsing mode in Safari is now better!
Private browsing mode in Safari is now more reliable. If you lock the device without turning off the special safari mode you have opened on your Apple device, safari will automatically close itself. In this way, prying eyes will be prevented from seeing content that is special for you.
2- Safari, mail, messages are now more private!
Many websites track all your movements with the help of cookies in the links attached to mails and messages. But Apple is now getting ahead of it. It completely prevents you from being tracked, especially through the links that come with your e-mails and messages. Apple is now even more strict on this issue than before.
3- Improvement in app privacy permissions!
As part of Apple’s privacy permissions, it wants you to decide whether 3rd party apps you download from the App Store can track you. Previously, these permissions did not specify exactly which of your data would be accessed. However, after the latest updates, Apple will share with you in detail what this data is.
4- Full protection against obscene content!
iOS already has a feature called Communication Safety that warns kids when sending and receiving nudity photos in the Messages app. The scope of this feature is getting wider. The new operating system will also fully protect children from nudity while exchanging images and videos in AirDrop, FaceTime video messages, Phone app (for contact posters) and photo picker.
5- New calendar entry features!
Someone outside of the calendar application on Apple devices can create an event record. However, the people who created these records will no longer be able to see other event information in your calendar. In addition, advertising content added to the calendar as if it were an event registration will be prevented.
So what do you think of the new Apple privacy features? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…
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