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Source: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore App Tracking Transparency is a new feature that Apple introduced with the latest releases of iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5. In short, Apple says that "App Tracking Transparency lets you control which apps are allowed to track your activity across other companies' apps and websites." Once this feature is enabled, apps will be required to ask the user if they can track them. If you still aren't familiar with how this tracking technology works, think about all those times you were searching for one specific product that you maybe need to buy just once. You may or...

WatchOS 7.4 now gives you the ability to classify your Bluetooth devices, which can help enhance your listening experience; here's how to do it.

As a general rule of thumb, it's always good to have a backup of your digital life, whether that's what's on your best iPhone or best iPad. That's because there is so much important data, memories, files, documents, and other sensitive information on our devices at any given time. These are, after all, basically considered our "lifeline." As far as backing up your iPhone or iPad, you can do it manually by connecting your device to your computer and backing it up in iTunes or Finder, or you can do it automatically every night via iCloud. I used to back up my devices manually, but I switched t...

Source: Luke Filipowicz / iMore If you've been using Apple Fitness+, you know that when it works like it's supposed to, it's pretty straightforward; however, like all software, Apple Fitness+ is sometimes prone to issues. It can be frustrating when you're ready to work out, and you're having problems with connecting your best Apple Watch to Fitness+, or the library isn't loading content correctly. While there aren't super special troubleshooting tips for Apple Fitness+ directly, some general troubleshooting tips can help resolve some common issues. Since you can use Fitness+ on an iPhone, iPa...

Source: Luke Filipowicz / iMore When you pair a Bluetooth device with your iPhone, it will allow the sound from your iPhone to come through another device. Whether that's a pair of headphones or a speaker, you can enjoy your audio through the device you want. However, your iPhone can't tell what type of device you've paired to your iPhone. That's changed with iOS 14.4. You can now classify your Bluetooth devices on iPhone and iPad to let your phone or tablet know what type of device it is — be it headphones, speakers, or even a hearing aid. Now, when you pair your best noise-canceling headp...