1. Privacy information on the App Store
A new section on each product page on
the App Store helps you see a summary of the privacy practices of the
app before you download it. Developers self-report their privacy
practices, including data collected by the developer and used to
track you across companies, in a simple, easy-to-read format.
2. App tracking
controls and transparency
Developers are now required to get your
consent before tracking you, so you can choose which apps have
permission to track. And see which apps you have given permission to
track in Settings so you can change your preferences.
3. Approximate
location
A
new setting lets you choose to share your approximate location,
rather than your precise location, with an app.
4.
Limited Photos library access
You
can choose to share only selected items with a developer who asks for
access to your photos, or you can give access to your entire library.
5.
Recording indicator
iOS
displays an indicator whenever an app is using the mic or camera,
both in the app and in Control Center.
6.
Upgrade to Sign in with Apple
Developers
can offer the option to upgrade existing app accounts to Sign in with
Apple so users can enjoy improved privacy, security, and ease of use
without setting up a new account.
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