Apple never miss an opportunity to remember how much iOS is a secure operating system designed for the protection of user data. A video from Apple support adds a layer on the subject and returns “roughly” on the privacy settings of the iPhone, iPad and iPhone touch. The Cupertino company explains how to access these settings (Settings -> Privacy), and thus define the data that can (or not) recover the apps.
It is thus possible to select the apps with geolocation activated by default (when opening the app), to limit access to voice recognition, etc. The video also provides some general information on certain elements of the interface, such as the orange point above the network icon which informs about a possible use of the microphone (and therefore on a risk of recording conversations) or the point green, which concerns the activation of the front camera.
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