ASSOCIATED PRESSSo much for that "what happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone" advertising campaign from Apple. When the Wall Street Journal investigated the world of iPhone privacy controls it discovered that, frankly, those controls are about as much use as a chocolate teapot. The WSJ reporters looked at some 80 iOS apps, all recommended in the App Store as being "Apps We Love." Just don't expect to be able to stop all the spying because that isn't going to be doable I'm afraid. You can start by heading to the Settings|Privacy|Advertising section on your iPhone and enabling the Limit Ad Tracking function.

Source: Forbes June 02, 2019 07:52 UTC