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Apple has finally released its widely discussed privacy feature in iOS 14.5 that requires developers to seek users’ permission before they can be tracked across apps and websites. It turns out that there are certain instances where the system-wide setting for app tracking is disabled by default. Why the ‘Allow Apps to Request to Track’ toggle can’t be used on some devices It took around seven months before the App Tracking Transparency feature officially launched for iOS 14 devices. For the most part, it appears to be working as it should, and users have encountered app prompts inquir...

Apple's massive new iOS 14 upgrade is causing problems for iPhone owners...

Dealing with iOS 14.6 battery drain? Try this fix CNET 6/2/2021 Alison DeNisco Rayome © Provided by CNET iOS 14.6 seems to have at least one bug that Apple needs to fix. Sarah Tew/CNET iPhone users have taken to Apple Support Community forums and Twitter to note problems with excessive battery drain. CNET sister site ZDNet suggests going to  Settings > Battery and scrolling down to battery usage by app to see if any apps are the culprit. Several people on the Apple forums have noted that the Podcast app is consuming large amounts of power since updating to iOS 14.6. Y...

How to Stop Ads From Tracking You on Your iPhone Posted by Rajesh Pandey on Apr 28, 2021 in How To, iOS 14 With the release of iOS 14.5, the App Tracking Transparency feature is also going live. While Apple had added the feature in an earlier build of iOS 14 itself, the company is only now making it mandatory for apps to adhere to it. This means that going forward, all iOS apps on your iPhone or iPad will first have to ask your permission before they can track you across apps and services. This will ensure that ads cannot track you. Once you update your iPhone to iOS 14.5, apps that track you...

Settings > Face ID & Passcode and turning on the Unlock with Apple Watch option on your iPhone. If unlocking with the Apple Watch isn't something that you find interesting, iOS 14.5 brings Siri enhancements, including the option to choose the voice that speaks to you when you first set up your device. You can select whether you want a female or a male voice to speak with. Siri has also got the capability to support Group FaceTime. This means that you can now ask Siri to make a FaceTime call to any of your groups in Messages. The voice assistant has also been updated with the option to announ...