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Some iPhone users are experiencing their existing privacy settings change without permission in iOS 17. Apple says it is investigating.

Last week, Apple released its latest iOS 17, and probably many of you have already installed it. And, if you have but previously turned off the Significant Locations and iPhone Analytics features, you might want to check if they are still disabled.

After updating to the release version of iOS 17, some iPhone users are experiencing their existing privacy settings change without permission, reports 9to5Mac. In a post by Mysk on X (Twitter), the pair of iOS developers with an interest in security research discovered that some users with Signi

Apple is investigating reports that upgrading to iOS 17 turns off privacy settings for Significant Locations and iPhone Analytics.

Some iOS 17 users have complained that after disabling iPhone Analytics and Significant Locations, the features were reactivated after updating the new operating system.

The iOS 17 reset privacy settings issue leads to a major investigation. Here's why Apple users are concerned.

The iOS 17 upgrade has been changing a couple of privacy settings without asking, so make sure you havent been caught out.

Have you updated your iPhone to iOS 17? You should check your privacy settings as they could reveal an unwanted and surprising change.

There's an easy way to check up on your iPhone's battery health.

Suspected serial killer lived among them. >> they never really were out. i used to see the wife with the car coming up and down the block but thats it. >> reporter: allie pertell, the sister of victim megan waterman, speaking to abcs portland, maine,s wmtw. >> its bittersweet because i know the details of her death, but it is such a relief that we do know who it was and that it will come to an end eventually. >> stunning series of events. aaron katersky with us now. aaron, as you said, they have...