iPhone storing tracking details on users even with location services off There are many times when your iPhone or any other need to know their position to give you the service you seek. For example, if you are looking for a service station near you or try to find their way to a destination application on the iPhone will have to know where you are now. There are also times when your iPhone does not have to know where he is and is not necessary to store this information. That is exactly what the iPhone is supposedly because the data storage location, even when the office of the service user.
We announced last week that both the iPhone and Android are saving the user details of the phone will periodically send home data. IPhone shoots store information, that information is sent to Apple from time to time, and location for Google's Android. WSJ says that the iPhone will collect and store information on cell towers and Wi-Fi access points near you. WSJ also notes that Rep. Edward Markey weekend (D. Mass.) Congress has asked for the study follow-up line.
Markey said that the location information could be cut by child predators who use smartphones at risk. The iPhone stores month follow-up information according to security researchers. So far, Apple and Google demand that data such as smartphones and stores to send to them is that anonymous users can be disabled by turning off location services. Apple surely will be in hot water with the discovery that more data is collected, even when location services are disabled by the user.
We announced last week that both the iPhone and Android are saving the user details of the phone will periodically send home data. IPhone shoots store information, that information is sent to Apple from time to time, and location for Google's Android. WSJ says that the iPhone will collect and store information on cell towers and Wi-Fi access points near you. WSJ also notes that Rep. Edward Markey weekend (D. Mass.) Congress has asked for the study follow-up line.
Markey said that the location information could be cut by child predators who use smartphones at risk. The iPhone stores month follow-up information according to security researchers. So far, Apple and Google demand that data such as smartphones and stores to send to them is that anonymous users can be disabled by turning off location services. Apple surely will be in hot water with the discovery that more data is collected, even when location services are disabled by the user.
