Apple's reputation for privacy doesn't mean you don't need to actively manage your settings; many can still expose your personal data to apps and advertisers.
By adjusting iPhone's default settings, such as Location Services and App Tracking, users can significantly tighten their privacy and control who accesses their information.
Disabling features like Motion and Fitness Tracking can further enhance privacy; if you're not using fitness apps, there's no need to share motion data.
A proactive approach to privacy settings on your iPhone can lead to a marked reduction in data exposure to both Apple and third-party apps.
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